Formula 1's governing body has set up an online 24-hour ‘ethics and compliance hotline' for whistleblowers to report suspicious behaviour or concerns of possible misconduct in motorsport. Formula 1 is set to introduce a $145 million budget cap for the 10 teams next year, with whistle-blowing seen as a component of that. The International Automobile Federation (FIA) said on Tuesday the new online platform would help safeguard 'the integrity and reputation of motorsport and automobile mobility worldwide'. The main areas concern violations of the FIA's ethical principles, issues related to sporting integrity and/or manipulation of competitions and anti-doping regulations. Full...
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