The FIA’s former chief executive Natalie Robyn has claimed the F1’s ▨governing body has “sꦉerious ongoing structural challenges”.

Robyn started work for the FIA in late 2022 but left her position as CEO 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:after just 18 months in the role last May.

In a statement at the time, the FIA described her departure as bei𓆉ng “by mutual agreement to pursue opportunities outsඣide of the FIA”.

According to , Robyn was “forced to resign following disagreements” with FꦇIA presidentꦜ Mohammed Ben Sulayem.

She has now broken her silence and taken a𝓰im at Ben Sulayem’s leadership following a series of controversies.

Roby♑n said she worked under “challenging circumstances” and accused the FIA of not following “professional processes”.

"During my tenure as CEO, I worked under challenging circumstances to strengthen 🃏the federation's governance fr💧amework and upgrade its operational transparency,” Robyn told BBC Sport.

"The resignation of the deputy president of sport clearly indicates there 🌃are serious ongoing structural challenges.

"When professional processes are not adhered to and stakeholders are excluded from decision-making, it undermines the foundation of a strong orꦿganisation.

"I am saddened to see these developments, as they threaten both the credibility and theඣ long-term effectiveness of an important institution.

"I worked closely with Robert during my time at the FIA and💫 I have a great deal of respect for him and of course his commitment to the future of motorsport.”

FIA rocked by top executive resignation

Robyn’s decision to speak publicly for the first 🐲time since leav﷽ing her role comes in the wake of another shock departure at the FIA.

Robert Reid 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:resigned from his role as deputy president for sport on Thursday, citing “a fundamental breakdown in govern𒅌ance standards” within the FIA.

Reid’s claim raises further qu♚estions about Ben Sulayem’s leadership.

The Scott was a key member of the Emirati’s team when he was elected FIA president in 𒁏December 2021 but the pair have since fallen out.

"When I took on this role, ♚it was to serve the FIA's members, not to serve power,” Reid explained.

"Ove💮r time, I have witnessed a steady erosion of the principles we promised to uphold.

"Decisions are being made behind closed doors, bypassing the very struct♏ures a⛄nd people the FIA exists to present."