Sébastien Ogier Apologises for “Out of Line” Interaction with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem at Rally Paraguay
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Nine-time world rally champion Sébastien Ogier has apologised to Paraguayan President Santiago Peña for raising concerns about the World Rally Championship at the wrong time and in the wrong tone. The Frenchman also apologised to FIA President Mohammed bin Sulayem, who took a lot of criticism from Ogier during the Paraguay Rally, over his harsh words about tyres and his row with Mohammed over his infrequent appearances at rallies.
The nine-time rally world champion, Sébastien Ogier, issued a public statement to apologize to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, and to Paraguay's president Santiago Peña, following an inappropriate interaction that took place on Sunday afternoon after the end of the Paraguayan Rally. The French driver's reaction arose [...] The post Sébastien Ogier apologizes to Ben Sulayem and Santiago Peña after an incident at the Paraguayan Rally first app…
Sébastien Ogier apologized for his behaviour at Rally Paraguay, on the sidelines of which he expressed his concerns for the WRC....
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