Two motorsport chiefs stopped from FIA meeting on NDA Ro

Two senior figures were prevented from attending an FIA meeting on Wednesday after refusing to sign the non-repatriation agreements.

FIA vice -president for Sport Robert Reid and UK representative David Richards was not admitted to the World Motor Sport Council meeting chaired by FIA President Mohammad Ben Sulem.

It is believed to have the reason for them to be related to refusing both Reid and Richards, as well as to sign FIA meetings as part of a strict protocol to signing other, non-recipient agreements (NDAs).

Ben Suleyam has made a lot of controversy in recent months and he has talked about what he has done It is believed that the British media is a prejudice against its reign The governing body as the head of the world.

He has also talked about the swearing in of drivers, while Tell them how he runs Fia “he has no business”The FIA ​​has also written a set of amendments, which can be held responsible for evil rule.

Speaking to the BBC last year, Richards – who is also the President of the Motorsport UK – said he was “worried that major organizations around the world would refuse to work with the FIA ​​if it does not reflect the highest standards of corporate administration, as as sports”.

Ben Sulem is again demanding election when the presidential post is decided later this year and only last week Said Sutra 1 should work to resume V10 engines In the series.

An FIA spokesman said, “As regular in all organizations, the FIA ​​implements procedures, including non-recommendation agreements to ensure confidential relations between all parties, protect personal information and protect our regulatory interests.”

“Unauthorized disclosure of confidential information reduces our ability to fully fulfill our mission and adversely affect our abilities to generate revenue to generate revenue to support our member clubs in our common objective of growing motorcysters, increasing reach and innovation.

“The steps we have taken to preserve privacy are highly supported by a super majority of WMSC members.”

An NDA will stop anyone who attends an FIA meeting, which is discussed within it, by dividing any details of it.

It has been reported that the legal letters have been exchanged after the expulsion of people reluctant to sign the NDA before the World Council meeting.

Within that meeting, it was announced that the F1 Monaco Grand Prix would now have two compulsory pitstops during a race.