Christian Horner has given his response to allegations surrounding FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
boss Christian Horner has advised people to “wait for the facts” amid an ongoing investigation into allegations surrounding FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.emerged earlier this week claiming that Ben Sulayem had attempted to influence the result of last year’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.Fernando Alonso’24 hours after that, another set of allegations were put towards Ben Sulayem, with claims that he wanted officials not to certify the Las Vegas F1 track.
It’s now understood a report with these allegations has been sent by the FIA's compliance officer to its ethics committee. “I think the one thing that I've seen and learned certainly from any investigation is that don't preempt the facts,” Horner said. Alpine boss Bruno Famin added: What we think is that we should really be able to focus on what happened on the track with our sport. And this is our responsibility to all of us, I think, promoter, regulator, teams, to be examples for all.
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