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Lewis Hamilton says there is no transparency or accountability at the FIA and hopes Susie Wolff’s legal action against the governing body will lead to change. Wolff has filed a criminal complaint i…
Lewis Hamilton has criticized the lack of transparency and accountability at the FIA and supports Susie Wolff’s legal action in hopes of bringing about necessary changes within the governing body. Wolff filed a criminal complaint in French courts following statements by the FIA in December that questioned her integrity in connection to a potential conflict of interest investigation involving her husband Toto and the F1 Academy managing director. Hamilton believes recent incidents involving FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem and Red Bull team principal Christian Horner, which were both internally cleared of allegations, highlight the need for external oversight in certain matters. Both drivers stress the importance of accountability and transparency in the sport, with Hamilton praising Wolff’s bravery and leadership in challenging the status quo. They emphasize the need for public trust and openness in addressing internal issues to ensure the credibility and integrity of Formula 1.
