either their social media admin is napping at the wrong time or we've found out who it was
Yup, but i think its more so them calling out BusinessF1 for lying, saying that multiple teams complained about Susie and Toto sharing confidential info
Can you name them?Vanja #66 wrote: ↑06 Dec 2023, 20:29The FIA needs to be a self-regulatory agency, so they need to open an investigation on their own. Teams denying they made a formal complaint is just that. Hopefully this will be thoroughly checked, there have been way too many convenient coincidences regarding Mercedes and F1 since before 2013.
11 - 11 - 2023
The FIA has appointed an F1 Commissioner to "help with its strategies and improvements in grand prix racing,"
as former F1 journalist Dieter Rencken "will take up the role with immediate effect."
Rencken, who has been "working as an advisor" to FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem for several months,
will report directly to Ben Sulayem and "has been tasked with assisting in the formulation and implementation
of improvements for F1 on behalf of the governing body."
He will furthermore "help with discussions over the framing of the new Concorde Agreement," the document by which F1 is run,
which is "expected to come into force in 2026." The idea of the FIA having a dedicated commissioner for F1 was
"something that has been talked about several times in the past"
Wouter wrote: ↑06 Dec 2023, 21:18Teams denying they made a formal complaint. Did they talk to Dieter Rencken as they always used to do?
.11 - 11 - 2023
The FIA has appointed an F1 Commissioner to "help with its strategies and improvements in grand prix racing,"
as former F1 journalist Dieter Rencken "will take up the role with immediate effect."
Rencken, who has been "working as an advisor" to FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem for several months,
will report directly to Ben Sulayem and "has been tasked with assisting in the formulation and implementation
of improvements for F1 on behalf of the governing body."
He will furthermore "help with discussions over the framing of the new Concorde Agreement," the document by which F1 is run,
which is "expected to come into force in 2026." The idea of the FIA having a dedicated commissioner for F1 was
"something that has been talked about several times in the past"
Wouter wrote: ↑06 Dec 2023, 21:18Teams denying they made a formal complaint. Did they talk to Dieter Rencken as they always used to do?
EDIT: “No formal complaint” isn’t the same as leaked it to the (former) press or mentioned it in passing.
.11 - 11 - 2023
The FIA has appointed an F1 Commissioner to "help with its strategies and improvements in grand prix racing,"
as former F1 journalist Dieter Rencken "will take up the role with immediate effect."
Rencken, who has been "working as an advisor" to FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem for several months,
will report directly to Ben Sulayem and "has been tasked with assisting in the formulation and implementation
of improvements for F1 on behalf of the governing body."
He will furthermore "help with discussions over the framing of the new Concorde Agreement," the document by which F1 is run,
which is "expected to come into force in 2026." The idea of the FIA having a dedicated commissioner for F1 was
"something that has been talked about several times in the past"