Please tell me about the Michelin tire scandal at the 2005 F1 Indianapolis Grand Prix.

The American Grand Prix of F1 will be held as scheduled at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. After the warm-up lap of the 20 cars, 14 cars from 7 teams using Michelin tires drove directly back to the pit area. Only 3 teams and 6 cars were left at the starting point: Ferrari, Jordan, and Minardi. All are Bridgestone tires. When the race started with only 6 cars participating, the 120,000 American fans present burst into boos, and the fans in the main grandstand all clasped their four fingers together in a thumbs down gesture. Some spectators held signs demanding refunds. Even more excited fans kept throwing mineral water bottles and cans at the track. Barrichello was unable to dodge and fell on a mineral water bottle. After a lackluster race, Ferrari driver Schumacher climbed onto the championship podium, teammate Barrichello finished second, and Jordan driver Monteiro finished third. After taking the stage, Schumacher looked solemn and did not show his usual "Schumacher jump". After the award ceremony, the two Ferrari drivers did not even open the champagne to celebrate and walked directly off the podium. Reason for abandoning the race: Schumacher Jr. had a tire puncture. During last Friday's practice session, Schumacher Jr.'s car had a tire puncture. After the rear tire burst, it hit the protective wall and was immediately sent to the hospital for examination. Doctors advised Schumacher not to participate in the US Grand Prix, and test driver Zonta took Ralf's place. After the accident, tire supplier Michelin negotiated with each team and asked the FIA ??to install a deceleration device between turns 12 and 13 at the Indianapolis Speedway. Otherwise, Michelin recommended that each team not participate in the race. At the same time, these teams expressed their willingness to accept the penalty of allowing teams with non-Michelin tires (that is, teams using Bridgestone tires) to start from the front row. However, the FIA ??rejected this request. As a result, there were only 6 cars participating in the American station. In fact, there is a small episode: after Friday's accident, Michelin immediately flew in new tires from France, but the conclusion was still that the driver's safety could not be guaranteed. And Michael Schumacher said in an interview after the game that even if the FIA ??agreed to the request of the teams using Michelin tires, the situation would not improve for Michelin tires. "I had a chat with a driver (who uses Michelin) and it confirmed that in addition to the difficulty in passing No. 13, they have other problems that have not been solved." Schumacher said.