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David Richards hopes people will realise it is not the right direction to take and that FIA upholds the very best of sporting governance in the world.

ABU DHABI: Motorsport UK head David Richards has expressed concern for the future of Formula One’s governing body ahead of a vote that would limit the powers of its audit and ethics committees.

The FIA has proposed statute changes, to be voted on next Friday, that would give the president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem and the senate president, a close ally, oversight of any ethics complaints.

The BBC, which has seen the documents, reported the changes would also remove the audit committee’s power to investigate financial issues independently.

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