FIA President supports the doubling of the money

In a dramatic turn of events in the world of Formula 1, the FIA ​​against McLaren's demands for punishments for what they regarded as “reckless” symptoms of Red Bull have been. The collision between the two teams escalated after Red Bull McLaren's performance examined the Formula -1 -Grand Prix and pronounced concerns about the legality of the MCL39 car.

The CEO of McLaren, Zak Brown, demanded that teams who claimed unfounded allegations imposed on the costs of the cost attempts, with Red Bull specifically targeting McLaren's tire cooling system. This feud took a strange turn when Brown was seen on television from a bottle with the name “Reifenwasser” and the allegations that were thrown at his team.

However, the situation quickly became serious when Brown proposed a fine of £ 25,000 in order to be deducted from the cost limit of a team for unfounded claims. The President of the FIA, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, supported Brown's proposal, but recommended that the good amount to double to prevent teams from taking unfounded allegations.

Ben Sulayem emphasized how important formal complaints and financial effects on false accusations in sport. He also indicated the possibility of completely revising the cost -cap rules, which indicates the challenges with which the management committee is faced with the maintenance of a fair and competitive environment in Formula 1.

In the middle of the Red Bull-McLaren dispute, the FIA ​​also deals with questions of the driver's modeex of the code of conduct, with Ben Sulayem confirming his attitude to implement an obscene ban. Despite the demand for the fortense of drivers such as George Russell, Ben Sulayem remains determined to maintain the regulations.

When Ben Sulayem is preparing for the upcoming FIA presidential campaign, the pressure on him is to make critical decisions that could influence the future of sport. With rumors about potential challengers like Carlos Sainz Sr.

The journey of the FIA ​​under Ben Sulayem's leadership was affected by controversial and tense relationships with the drivers, which created the prerequisites for a controversial struggle for the presidency. Since the deadline for nominations has expired, all eyes are on Ben Sulayem to cope with the challenges in front of us and to secure another term at the head of the Motorsport government committee.