Haas driver Nikita Mazepin believes F1 drivers are "in their own world" and suggested the so-called qualifying 'gentleman's agreement' is no more after a meeting with FIA race director Michael Masi.
The Russian came under fire for his driving conduct during qualifying early on in his rookie season, particularly in Bahrain where he overtook multiple cars at the final corner ahead of a flying lap before spinning at turn one and ruining the laps of those behind.
Revealing the details of the talks, Mazepin said: "Michael is a really nice and open guy to work with, so that was great. I wanted to see him in regards to the 'gentleman's agreement' but obviously that is not something he is in charge of.
"He just said to talk with the drivers. I had a talk with the drivers and I don't think the agreement... I think everyone said it is happening anymore, so no more gentlemen, from what I understood.