Former FIA chief executive Natalie Robyn has come forward to disclose the serious and ongoing structural challenges faced by motorsport's governing body. Her comments follow the resignation of FIA deputy president of sport Robert Reid. During her tenure as CEO, Robyn worked to enhance the federation's governance and transparency. However, she was forced to resign due to disagreements with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. The FIA has been approached for comment, and the developments raise questions about the future of the governing body and the sport itself.