Stefano Domenicali, President & CEO of Method 1, stated: “Our sport is rightly recognised for its elite efficiency and innovation, and we’re clear that the one strategy to keep and enhance these distinctive requirements is to welcome range of thought, concepts, and experiences.
“The game is fiercely aggressive, and we’re all dedicated to using the perfect expertise. We all know from The Hamilton Fee report that there are alternatives for us to work collectively to each discover and nurture that expertise, and throughout the game vital change has already been put in place.
“The constitution is the subsequent necessary milestone on that journey, and we’re all dedicated to creating our sport extra open and various.”
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Mohammed Ben Sulayem, President of the FIA, added: “The diversification of motorsport is paramount to its continued success. By making certain equal alternative for equal expertise, rising accessibility, and becoming a member of collectively in our dedication to uphold this constitution, we’ll drive ahead change.
“This landmark partnership between Method 1, the groups, and our Federation signifies a united plan of action which I’m proud to be part of.”
Dr Hayaatun Sillem CBE, Chief Govt of the Royal Academy of Engineering, stated: “Method 1 took the findings of The Hamilton Fee in 2021 critically, and since then the game has created a spread of initiatives to extend range.
“This constitution, which the game commissioned us to create independently, units a framework for progress and establishes dedication to each rules and motion. It’s a key step in F1’s ongoing efforts to enhance entry and efficiency, and we imagine will probably be a catalyst for much more optimistic affect and cross-sport working.”
