Mohammed ben Sulayem
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Blib said:
Wolff takes legal action after conflict of interest inquiry -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/68615850
It ain't over til it's over.....
Good. Having filed in court they at least won't be able to investigate themselves. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/68615850
It ain't over til it's over.....
HardtopManual said:
Forester1965 said:
The whole sport has reversed from being a perversely expensive way of proving you can build the fastest endurance prototype racer on the planet, to being the cheapest method of global marketing on the planet. The sport now is, frankly, s
t to watch.
TICKt to watch.https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/68623596
Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
ajprice said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/68623596
Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
OOOOOHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!! Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
Well that’s one way to get the Horny story pushed back a bit!
ajprice said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/68623596
Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
Hardly a surprise - it was MBS who bought in the restrictions on what drivers were allowed to say when asked, for example: "Lewis, are you happy to be in Bahrain?"Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
If job one is limiting free speech and job two is race fiddling, he's a hard guy to have confidence in.
ajprice said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/68623596
Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
Zero f*cks given, no filter, love it.Lewis Hamilton says F1 hard to trust with no accountability in the sport
Asked whether Mohammed Ben Sulayem still had Hamilton's confidence as FIA president, Hamilton said: "(He) never has."
TheDeuce said:
Hardly a surprise - it was MBS who bought in the restrictions on what drivers were allowed to say when asked, for example: "Lewis, are you happy to be in Bahrain?"
If job one is limiting free speech and job two is race fiddling, he's a hard guy to have confidence in.
And if we add in the question of just why is he front and centre on the podiums and grid and not to mention being in charge when AD21 took place annnnnnd the added issue of the possible attempt to speak to Max about backing Horny, which is a most interesting matter if true....If job one is limiting free speech and job two is race fiddling, he's a hard guy to have confidence in.
Jasandjules said:
TheDeuce said:
Hardly a surprise - it was MBS who bought in the restrictions on what drivers were allowed to say when asked, for example: "Lewis, are you happy to be in Bahrain?"
If job one is limiting free speech and job two is race fiddling, he's a hard guy to have confidence in.
And if we add in the question of just why is he front and centre on the podiums and grid and not to mention being in charge when AD21 took place annnnnnd the added issue of the possible attempt to speak to Max about backing Horny, which is a most interesting matter if true....If job one is limiting free speech and job two is race fiddling, he's a hard guy to have confidence in.
ks about Ham and Wolff not attending the end-of-season gala, for which they both got fined.I thought he was a tone-deaf moron then, and he’s done nothing since to change my opinion of him.
Nova Gyna said:
AD21 was still on Todt’s watch. But Sulayem’s first public comments as president included the “rules are rules” bks about Ham and Wolff not attending the end-of-season gala, for which they both got fined.
I thought he was a tone-deaf moron then, and he’s done nothing since to change my opinion of him.
He also tried to ban Lewis from wearing jewellery, especially the nose stud.ks about Ham and Wolff not attending the end-of-season gala, for which they both got fined.I thought he was a tone-deaf moron then, and he’s done nothing since to change my opinion of him.
So Lewis had a second one fitted and got a medical exemption that prevented MBS from sanctioning him. Top trolling.
MBS is the biggest prick I've seen in charge of the FIA, and some of the previous arses take some beating, literally.
rallycross said:
As Joe Saward said recently about this just look at what happened after Spanky Mosley was in the front pages for his dodgy past times - nothing whatsoever …..
So don’t expect much to happen about this .
The thing is... MM was humiliated by being exposed, but actually, despite the weirdness, it was his own business and he was conducting his 'hobby' in his out of work personal life. His battle with the press was in part, I believe, valid in terms of the press' eagerness to use their freedom to expose drama, not actual news. Middle aged dude likes a good spanking is interesting and sells papers - but it's not relevant news to anyone really.So don’t expect much to happen about this .
It's a bit different with CH and MBS because their questionable (ahem) behaviour concerns their professional positions and responsibilities.
TheDeuce said:
rallycross said:
As Joe Saward said recently about this just look at what happened after Spanky Mosley was in the front pages for his dodgy past times - nothing whatsoever …..
So don’t expect much to happen about this .
The thing is... MM was humiliated by being exposed, but actually, despite the weirdness, it was his own business and he was conducting his 'hobby' in his out of work personal life. His battle with the press was in part, I believe, valid in terms of the press' eagerness to use their freedom to expose drama, not actual news. Middle aged dude likes a good spanking is interesting and sells papers - but it's not relevant news to anyone really.So don’t expect much to happen about this .
It's a bit different with CH and MBS because their questionable (ahem) behaviour concerns their professional positions and responsibilities.
540TORQUES said:
Nova Gyna said:
AD21 was still on Todt’s watch. But Sulayem’s first public comments as president included the “rules are rules” bks about Ham and Wolff not attending the end-of-season gala, for which they both got fined.
I thought he was a tone-deaf moron then, and he’s done nothing since to change my opinion of him.
He also tried to ban Lewis from wearing jewellery, especially the nose stud.ks about Ham and Wolff not attending the end-of-season gala, for which they both got fined.I thought he was a tone-deaf moron then, and he’s done nothing since to change my opinion of him.
So Lewis had a second one fitted and got a medical exemption that prevented MBS from sanctioning him. Top trolling.
MBS is the biggest prick I've seen in charge of the FIA, and some of the previous arses take some beating, literally.
keep going!
https://x.com/JennaFryer/status/177560379604902715...
The fia Member Clubs and Sport Federations of the Americas sends a letter in support of Ben Sulayem, noting he is elected by membership, and calls for legal action to be taken against “those who slander the FIA and its leadership.”
The fia Member Clubs and Sport Federations of the Americas sends a letter in support of Ben Sulayem, noting he is elected by membership, and calls for legal action to be taken against “those who slander the FIA and its leadership.”
PRO5T said:
https://x.com/JennaFryer/status/177560379604902715...
The ?fia Member Clubs and Sport Federations of the Americas sends a letter in support of ?Ben Sulayem, noting he is elected by membership, and calls for legal action to be taken against “those who slander the FIA and its leadership.”
Hmmm.... What did they want that's encouraged them to write such a letter? There has to be something.The ?fia Member Clubs and Sport Federations of the Americas sends a letter in support of ?Ben Sulayem, noting he is elected by membership, and calls for legal action to be taken against “those who slander the FIA and its leadership.”
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