F1 teams unite to deny complaints to FIA over Wolff allegations ...Middle East

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Formula 1 teams have come together to refute any claims that they lodged a complaint with the FIA regarding allegations that led to a compliance investigation involving Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff and his wife Susie. Late on Tuesday, the FIA revealed that it had launched an investigation into allegations of a potential conflict of interest involving the exchange of confidential information between a team principal and an employee of Formula One Management (FOM). While the FIA refrained from naming individuals, the focus of the probe was widely perceived to be directed at Toto Wolf and his wife Susie, who serves as managing director of the F1 Academy. The FIA's announcement cited media

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