FIA chief Mohammed Ben Sulayem has aired his frustrations over the ongoing lack of recognition directed towards Formula 1's governing body.
His comments come in the wake of the Singapore Grand Prix, where he was attacked by defending world champion Max Verstappen over the implementation of new guidelines to clamp down on drivers using bad language over team radio.
Since he was appointed president of the FIA in 2021, the 62-year-old has been heavily involved in making a number of changes in the sport to improve the way it is run.
While he didn't expect every idea to be met with overwhelming approval, Ben Sulayem believes both he and the organisation as a whole deserve more credit for what they have accomplished in recent years.
During an interview with Autosport, Ben Sulayem highlighted one such example, referring to the reaction following the introduction of a new track limits solution earlier this season to solve a long-lasting issue at the Red Bull Ring.
"We will never get the credit," he said. "Impossible. We'll only get rubbish, that I know."
He went on to discuss his belief that the FIA should have also earned a healthier financial reward given their wide range of lucrative investments to increase the sport's appeal across the world.
"When you look at it, everybody made money out of the FIA, everyone except the FIA," he continued. "Everyone gets the credit, except the FIA.