- Governing body to reveal proposed changes in coming days
- Inquiry focused on decisions of race director Michael Masi
The FIA has chosen not to disclose the findings of its inquiry into the controversial ending of the Formula One world championship-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last season. The sport’s governing body presented its report to the teams on Monday but has stated after discussions at the F1 commission that it will only reveal plans of proposed changes in the forthcoming days.
There is no indication, however, that the FIA will make the findings of its investigation public, which will not be welcomed by many who felt the sport’s very integrity was put at risk by events at the 2021 season finale. The FIA, for which this is a real test of governance and for the leadership of the newly appointed president Mohammed ben Sulayem, had been expected to share the findings of its investigation publicly but instead issued a short statement.