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FIA court rejects Briatore impartiality claims over Monaco appeal judge

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The FIA International Court of Appeal responded to Alpine boss Flavio Briatore's allegations that a judge in Pierre Gasly's Monaco penalty case had McLaren links, clarifying judge appointment procedures and reaffirming independence.

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F1i and Racer lead on the court's rebuttal, PlanetF1 frames it as a response to Briatore's incendiary claims, while Motorsport.com details the court's clarification of judge appointments. The Reddit post shares the official FIA statement, which establishes the court's independence and procedural clarity.

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FIA court rejects Briatore impartiality claims over Monaco appeal judge

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[FIA] Statement from the FIA International Court of Appeal. The FIA Courts operate independently from the FIA’s sporting and administrative functions. In this statement, the Court clarifies the procedures governing the appointment and participation of its judges, and reaffirms its commitment..