FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has dismissed accusations of bias towards Mercedes, and responded to concerns over leaks F1 AbuDhabiGP
F1’s recent cost cap controversy surrounding Red Bull prompted fresh questions over the FIA’s running of grand prix racing.
“Obviously, any form of leakage is hugely worrying. It's something that we expect to be followed up.” “I’ll be very honest with you, and I’ll defend my opinion, but when it comes to Shaila-Ann, there were accusations that she is mainly a supporter of Mercedes.
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