FIA president, Mohammed ben Sulayem has been cleared following a 30 day investigation into claims made by a former employee of the sport's governing body. A whistle-blower - now allegedly employed by Formula One Management - had alleged that the FIA president sought to interfere with the penalty handed out to Fernando Alonso by the stewards at last year's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The whistle-blower also claimed that the Emirati had tried to get approval for the Miami track denied, the Grand Prix being the first officially promoted by the sport. However, today, following a 30-day investigation by the FIA Compliance Officer and Ethics Committee, it was deemed that there is no evidence that...
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