Read: FIA satisfied with FOM's measures as it closes conflict case

The FIA notes that there is no ongoing investigation into the above-mentioned conflict between F1 team bosses and FOM employees.

After shocking the media world and paddock with reports of a possible dispute between F1 team bosses and FOM employees, the FIA shut him down within days, issuing the following statement: announced. No ongoing investigations will be performed.

Although the FIA never mentioned the involvement of Mercedes’ Toto Wolff and F1 Academy’s Susie Wolff, recent reports have implicated them and the team has issued a statement with F1 and even Susie. I had no choice but to do it. refute the suspicion.

Surprisingly, all nine F1 teams have released their own statements saying they have not lodged any complaints with the governing body regarding this matter. The following day, the FIA closed the case, citing FOM’s strict measures against breaches of confidentiality.

The Governing Body is satisfied with how FOM’s compliance controls are working to prevent breaches and the case has now been closed. Again, no one is named in the statement, and since the end of the media statement, the governing body has avoided putting names in the media statement.

“After reviewing the F1 Code of Conduct and F1 Conflict of Interest Policy for F1 Operations and ensuring that appropriate safeguards are in place to mitigate potential conflicts, the FIA confirms that FOM’s compliance management system is We are satisfied that it is robust enough to prevent unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information.

“The FIA can confirm that there are no ongoing ethics or disciplinary investigations against any individuals.” As a regulator, the FIA has a duty to protect the integrity of world motorsport. “The FIA reaffirms its commitment to integrity and fairness,” the statement said.