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Formula 1 for the FIA President Sports Robert Reid resigned “Standards Crisis” in the management body.
The last major resignation in the FIA in the last 18 months as Reid President Mohamed Ben Sulayem fell.
Reid, Ben Sulayem, who took part in the first F1 race in the Bahrain Grand Prix, was elected in late 2021.
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“When he took the role, he had to serve the FIA members; not to serve power,” Reid said in a statement Blue Sports News.
“Over time, I witnessed a continuous erosion of the principles we promised to warn. Decisions reflect the representation of many structures and fia, behind closed doors.
“My resignation is not my personalities; not about principles. Motorsport deserves the leadership of an attractive, transparent and member of a member.
Last year several year old figures FIA, including Sports Director, F1 Technical Director, Digital Director, Management and Regulatory Director, Race Director, Motors Commission Secretary General and Communications Secretary General.
The most noteworthy race Director Niels Wittich and the lead manager Tim Mayer, was the leading manager Tim Mayer who works last November.
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Former FIA President Natalie Robyn, after leaving the role of the role in May 2024, he spoke at the F1 management body.
“I worked hard to strengthen the federation framework and increase the transparency of the Federation during my occurrence” BBC Sports.
“The resignation of the deputy president clearly shows that there are serious structural problems.
“When professional processes are not complied and are excluded from the decision of stakeholders, it violates the foundation of a strong organization.
“I was saddened by seeing these developments because they threatened the long-term effectiveness of both reliability and an important body.”
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Ben Sulayem, the FIA Fit-player 2023 Saudi Arabia was surrounded by the disputes after being accused of interfering with the prisue of the Grand Prix.
The 63-year-old was accused of not approving the circulation for the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix of FIA officials. Both claims were rejected.
Because Lewis uses stereotypical language by Hamilton, he was criticized when he compared to an interview with an interview that he would like to see less bad language in team radio. Fia refused to comment right now.
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In December, FIA voted for the controversial changes that will effectively limit the ways the management may be responsible.
Changes will take the initial assessment to determine if the FIA Ethics Committee has only a deep investigation. FIA President Ben Sulayem and Senate President Carmelo Sanz de Barros will have the power to decide whether it will not take action in any ethical complaint.
FIA, F1 Academy Director Susie Wolff was sent to Susie Wolff in December 2023 in December 2023, after his interest in Toto Wolff.
Motorsport Great Britain Chairman David Richards is also in the dispute with Ben Sulayem to be re-elected and currently.
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Friday 11th April
- 8.50am: F3 experience
- 10am: F2 experience
- 12pm: One of the Bahrain GP Experience (Session starts at 12.30) *
- 1.55pm: F3 Selection
- 2.40pm: F2 Selection
- 3.35pm: Bahrain GP Experience Two (Begins in Session 4)
- 5.15pm: F1 show
Saturday 12 April
- 11.10am: F3 Sprint Race
- 1.15pm: Bahrain GP Experience Three (Session starts at 1.30)
- 3.10pm: F2 Sprint
- 4.10pm: Bahrain GP Selection Setting
- 5pm: Bahrain GP Selection
- 7pm: TED’s selection notebook
Sunday April 13
- 10.50am: F3 feature competitions
- 12.20pm: F2 feature race
- 2.30pm: Bahrain GP Build-up: Grand Prix Sunday
- 4pm: Bahrain Grand Prix
- 6pm: Bahrain GP Reaction: Checkers Flag
- 7pm: Tedin notebook
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