In the wake of yesterday’s tragic events in Brussels, our thoughts go out to all those who were affected by the terrorist attacks, as well as our esteemed colleagues from the French-speaking version of F1i who are based in Europe’s capital city, where people took to the streets to write messages of peace and show their unity.

Julien Billiotte

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