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Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have slammed the lack of accountability and transparency in Formula 1 after Susie Wolff filed a criminal complaint against the FIA
Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell expressed their frustration with the lack of accountability and transparency in Formula 1 following Susie Wolff’s criminal complaint against the FIA. Last December, the FIA investigated the Wolffs over allegations of information leakage, leading to media identification despite the FIA’s denial of an investigation. Susie Wolff criticized the FIA’s response and emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in the sport. The filing of a criminal complaint by Wolff highlighted concerns regarding the conduct of the FIA and its personnel. Hamilton and Russell both supported Wolff’s actions, with Hamilton particularly criticizing the lack of transparency and accountability within the sport. His critique extended to wider behavior in F1, indicating that trust and inclusivity are vital core values that need to be upheld. The ongoing controversy involving Red Bull boss Christian Horner further highlights the importance of addressing issues of accountability and transparency in Formula 1.
