Ecclestone's wife signs letter of SUPPORT for under-fire FIA president

Fabiana Flosi, wife of former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, has signed a letter of support for FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

The president has been under pressure after whistleblower accusations released to the BBC claimed he had tried to interfere with two separate events in F1.

READ MORE: Horner and Red Bull saga in SHOCK twist as 'employee returns'

First was allegedly overturning a penalty given to Fernando Alonso at the 2023 Saudi Arabia GP, and the second trying to derail the Las Vegas GP.

Sulayem was cleared on both accounts, with 27 member countries publicly backing the president in a letter.

Fabiana Flosi supports FIA president

The letter encourages the FIA to take ‘legal action against those who, without cause, slander the FIA and its leadership.’

Those who signed the letter also endorsed their ‘vote of confidence’ in Mohammed Ben Sulayem as president.

Parties criticise the media claiming that “accusations of impropriety and unethical practices propagated by some members of the print and digital media were intended for the sole purpose of causing harm to the FIA and its leadership, particularly the president."

Fabiana Flosi who is the FIA sporting vice president of South America, signed the letter in support of the president whom she works closely with.

READ MORE: Vettel issues Hamilton 'difficult to manage' verdict

The full letter and signatures appear on the official FIA website.

#F1: The ⁦@fia⁩ Member Clubs and Sport Federations of the Americas sends a letter in support of ⁦@Ben_Sulayem⁩, noting he is elected by membership, and calls for legal action to be taken against “those who slander the FIA and its leadership.” pic.twitter.com/dMT8qlZyAz

— Jenna Fryer (@JennaFryer) April 3, 2024

READ MORE: Potential Hamilton replacement CONFIRMED for Mercedes drive

Related

Latest F1 News

FIA boss HITS OUT at 'court of public opinion' after interference allegations

• April 25, 2024 08:27

Chinese Grand Prix

FIA announce crucial top three UPDATE in China after investigating F1 star

• April 19, 2024 18:57