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Originally Posted by 3798j
"The probe began after a report in BusinessF1 magazine that rival team executives raised concerns about whether Toto and Susie Wolff passed on information discussed in private meetings."
"Nine Formula One teams released nearly identical statements Wednesday denying they complained to governing body FIA about an alleged conflict of interest."
"The Mercedes team and Formula One Management, which runs the commercial side of F1, denied any allegations of improper sharing of information or conflict of interest."
“We wholly reject the allegation in the statement and associated media coverage, which wrongly impinges on the integrity and compliance of our team principal,” Mercedes said.
"Formula One said it has rules and procedures in place to prevent improper information sharing, and it believes the allegations are wrong."
https://apnews.com/article/formula-o...c998666d200433 |
One organization making stuff up and hoping it sticks. Sounds par for the course with the media these days. They have it tough, but this sort of stuff is just wrong.
Will be interesting to see if BuissnessF1 survives the incoming lawsuit.