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On Tuesday evening, the world association FIA announced that its compliance department had started an investigation against Susie (41) and Toto Wolff (51). For example, they allegedly exchanged confidential information with each other. The case was closed again two days later.
“Following a review of Formula 1’s code of conduct, the FIA is confident that FOM’s compliance management system is robust enough to prevent unauthorized disclosure of confidential information,” the association said in a statement. The FOM is Formula 1 Management.
Accusations come from magazine
Accordingly, the investigation was stopped. “The FIA can confirm that there are no ongoing ethical or disciplinary investigations against any individual. As a regulator, the FIA has a duty to protect the integrity of global motorsport.”
The accusations stemmed from a report by the British magazine ‘Business F1’. As director of the F1 Academy, Formula 1 for Women, Susie has access to documents from Formula 1 management. She is said to have shared this with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.
The FIA then started an investigation. The accusations caused great irritation among the Wolffs, who vehemently denied the accusations. (mab)
Source : Blick
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