F1 team has ruled out filing a complaint with the FIA over the dispute, supporting Mercedes and Susie Wolff
Red Bull (Christian Horner on Sky News): “We have a big rivalry [with Mercedes] on track, but we have no official complaints about Susie, Toto or Mercedes. No.” FIA. In fact, Red Bull has been the team that has contributed the most to the F1 Academy since its inception, and will field three cars from two Red Bull-owned teams in 2024. So we worked closely with Susie, who has done a fantastic job with the F1 Academy. So I think we and others were quite surprised by the statement that came out last night, but it certainly wasn’t instigated or requested or caused by Red Bull. We have not lodged any formal complaints or made any inquiries with the FIA or FOM. As for other teams, I can’t speak for anyone else. This is an FIA issue and they took this action, but like I said, it certainly has nothing to do with Red Bull. ”
Aston Martin: “We can confirm that we have not lodged a complaint with the FIA regarding allegations that confidential information was shared between F1 team principals and FOM employees.” We is delighted and proud to support the F1 Academy and its Managing Director through our commitment to sponsor participants in our livery from next season. ”
McLaren: “We can confirm that McLaren Racing has not lodged a complaint with the FIA regarding allegations that confidential information was shared between F1 team principals and FOM members.”HR . We are delighted and proud to support the F1 Academy and its Managing Director through our commitment to sponsor competitors wearing our colors from next season. ”
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