Formula 1 team leaders have voiced their support for the steps taken by the FIA Compliance Department in response to allegations made against the organization’s president.
During a press conference in Jeddah, Williams team principal James Vowles commended the FIA’s approach to investigating the claims. He emphasized the importance of allowing the review process to unfold before making judgments.
The FIA acknowledged receipt of a report outlining potential allegations involving certain members of its governing bodies, without specifying individuals.
Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack reiterated that their involvement in the matter was resolved a year ago through a proper review process resulting in the removal of Fernando Alonso’s penalty. Furthermore, he expressed confidence in the decision made at the time.
The penalty reversal directly affected George Russell, who emphasized the importance of transparency in the investigation.
The recent allegations add to a series of controversies surrounding the start of the new F1 season. Red Bull’s Christian Horner emphasized the need to await the outcome of the investigation and refrain from pre-judging the situation.
Alpine’s Bruno Famin under scored the responsibility of all involved in F1 to set a positive example, emphasizing the importance of focusing on on track matters and allowing the investigative process to proceed according to established protocols.
Overall, the teams expressed confidence in the FIA’s ability to handle the situation and stressed the importance of maintaining integrity and transparency within the sport.
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