FIA Faces Intense Scrutiny Amidst Series of Controversies
The FIA's handling of various incidents, including a conflict of interest investigation and criticisms from prominent F1 figures, has led to widespread scrutiny ahead of the Australian Grand Prix.
- Susie Wolff files a criminal complaint against the FIA following a conflict of interest investigation, alleging reputational damage and misogynistic behavior.
- Lewis Hamilton expresses a lack of confidence in FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, criticizing the organization's accountability.
- F1 teams and drivers voice concerns over the FIA's transparency and the handling of investigations, questioning the body's fitness for purpose.
- Red Bull Racing faces off-track controversies, including an appeal against a cleared misconduct complaint involving team principal Christian Horner.
- The Australian Grand Prix weekend is overshadowed by off-track controversies, with the FIA under fire from multiple fronts.