Mohammed Ben Sulayem has got rid of one leading steward (Image: Getty)
A leading Formula One steward has reportedly been let go by FIA chief Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
Tim Mayer, a highly respected figure in the sport and the son of co-founder Teddy Mayer, hasn’t been called up for steward duties since the United States Grand Prix in October.
Mayer was also involved in the organising of the race in Texas, with the 58-year-old among those forced to answer questions about fans invading the track.
It’s suggested he got off without punishment. but according to The Daily Mail, comments were made that angered Ben Sulayem.
As a result, Mayer was let go from his post having spent 15 years operating as an unpaid steward.
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