F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has been accused of being 'arrogant' regarding sportswashing, according to a UK peer.
Stefano Domenicali has been CEO of Formula 1 since 2021, having previously been Ferrari team principal.
In the debate itself, he accused the former Ferrari team principal of “arrogance, lack of professionalism and non-engagement” and “damaging the reputation of his sport as he refuses to engage with the issues around F1 and human rights.” In comments after the debate, Lord Scriven said: “It is very clear that wealthy individuals in the UK are not interested in dealing with serious implications of their sport on human rights and democratic norms when bought by Gulf States such as Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
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