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FIA President Addresses Allegations of Bias Among F1 Stewards

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FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has responded to claims of bias among Formula 1 stewards following recent penalties at the Dutch Grand Prix. The controversy arose after drivers Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad received drive-through penalties, prompting discussions about potential favoritism.

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First to report‘They think we're against the British’ - FIA president wades into F1 stewards debateThe Formula 1 stewards once again found themselves under the spotlight at the Dutch Grand Prix after handing drive-through penalties to Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad. Both drivers were penalised for overtaking another competitor under yellow flags in the aftermath of Max Verstappen’s heavy crash on the opening lap of the Zandvoort race. The Alpine and Racing Bulls drivers both ... Keep readingMotorsport.comWed 2 Sep · 16:16 UTCRead their report →Ben Sulayem rejects FIA bias claimsSep.3 (GMM) FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has rejected suggestions that Formula 1 stewards are biased against particular drivers or nationalities following controversy at Zandvoort. Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad were both penalised for overtaking under yellow flags after Max Verstappen’s opening-lap crash, prompting criticism from drivers, fans and analysts – even Colapinto’s main sponsor.…newsonf1.comThu 3 Sep · 04:01 UTCRead →Franco Colapinto reveals talks with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after Dutch GP F1 penalty falloutFranco Colapinto met with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to discuss the F1 penalty fallout at Zandvoort.CrashThu 3 Sep · 10:47 UTCRead →

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