The head of the FIA is accused of wanting to destroy the Las Vegas GP
PARIS: FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has reportedly told officials not to certify the track used for last year’s Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, the BBC reported on Tuesday, citing a whistleblower. Ben Sulayem is said to have asked officials to “find some concerns to prevent the FIA from certifying the track before the race weekend”, according to an internal FIA report consulted by the BBC. According to the whistleblower cited in the compliance report, “the purpose was to find fault with the track to withhold the license.” “The issues in the circuit were intended to be artificially identified


