FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been no stranger to headlines of late - and expressed his favour for 'transparency' when he took the presidency. 📝 Nauckas explores one change the FIA could make to improve F1 in the transparency stakes:
At Formula 1 teams, the annual cycle is at one its most intense phases – design and production departments working hurriedly to keep the assembly of eagerly-anticipated new machines on schedule. Away from the keen eyes of the media at official F1 events, this time of year is swan-like – serene on the surface, very busy beneath. A reassuring familiarity from the time of year.
But there’s something a bit different happening in 2023 versus 2022. In what is traditionally a quiet news period, FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been making many headlines. This stands in stark contrast to the rather quiet start of his term last year, when he made a low-profile beginning during what was, thanks to the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix saga, a low ebb for the governing body. Now Ben Sulayem is making waves and moves.
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