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FIA President Mohamed Ben Sulayem has addressed the controversy surrounding Formula 1 stewards after Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad were penalized at Zandvoort.

Both drivers were penalized for passing another competitor during the yellow flag after Max Verstappen’s accident on the first lap of the Dutch Grand Prix.

Alpine and Racing Bulls disagreed with these decisions, which sparked criticism from fans, especially in Argentina.

Now, Bin Sulayem was asked about the scrutiny during a media session at the FIA ​​US Congress in Buenos Aires.

“For us, it’s about all drivers,” he said. “But I agree with you. We are now conducting training. We even requested a training course. So, we asked the ASNs [FIA Member Clubs] “They should send us names that we can coach because we will rotate the hosts.”

Bin Sulayem added: “I will look into it, because I also heard other people saying that they are against other people. I get the same thing.”

“They think the FIA ​​is against the British, but we’re not against them. But, you know, sometimes it’s good to ask the supervisors and always go to them and say: Always be fair.”