Hamilton found the claim to be unfair “without questioning, without any evidence”. He found FIA’s act as “disappointing” as it had “sought to question the integrity of one of the most incredible female leaders” they ever had in the sport. The ever-vocal Lewis Hamilton didn’t mince words in his statements featured on BBC Sport. Pulling an “uno reverse” card on his former accuser, the Mercedes F1 boss is now the one demanding “full transparency” on the matter while implying a possible lawsuit should the body fail to provide a reasonable ground for its past move. However, it didn’t come without repercussions as Toto revealed that he is now in an “ active legal exchange” with the organization. Reports said the probe stemmed from the alleged sharing of information by the couple with each other involving crucial data only they had access to in their posts as Mercedes F1 team principal and F1 Academy managing director, respectively.Īfter garnering too much heat from other F1 team principals and the overall F1 community, FIA immediately pulled the plug off its enquiry. Previously, the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) launched an investigation centered on the suspected conflict of interest between Toto and Susie Wolff.

For the seven-time champion, the F1 governing body’s action against Toto and Susie Wolff was deemed “unacceptable.” Susie and Toto Wolff (Photo courtesy of Formula 1 Images) FIA Vs Wolff Fiasco Lewis Hamilton, being vocal as usual to any issue regarding the sport he’s in especially when involving his team, just let out his thoughts on the recent controversy hounding the Wolff power couple and FIA.

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