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A Formula 1 driver has been implicated in a police wiretap linked to a high-end prostitution ring in Milan, which also involves around 70 Serie A players. The investigation centers on an intercepted call suggesting the driver sought escort services during pre-season testing in Bahrain.
The investigation say that the whole thing ran under the cover of some dodgy-looking event agency called āmade\_luxury\_conciergeā based in a little place near Milan called Cinisello Balsamo. Their offer was that you could get ultra-exclusive night out experiences for clients of a certain level, like VIP access to the top clubs, fine dining in the swanky venues and even an overnight stay in a 5-star hotel like the ME Milan Il Duca. And the escort services were part of the āall-inclusiveā packages. Italian financial police seized over ā¬1.2m and they were tracking bank transfers to people with a foot linked to figures in sport and business. Another detail has come to light regarding the alleged widespread use of Nitrous oxide or more commonly known as ālaughing gasā during these events. This substance is not banned in anti-doping regulations. It produces a pretty intense sense of euphoria and is pretty useful for athletes as it leaves behind no trace in standard drug tests whatsoever.
The legal action so far has been targeting the organisers, not the clients who used their services. Four people have been arrested, including the alleged ringleaders Emanuele Buttini and Deborah Ronchi. The charges are quite serious, including accusations of exploiting prostitution and money laundering. Under Italian law, paying for consensual sex is not itself a crime, but the people who are running the operation and making a profit out of it, is. For now, at least, no Formula One driver have been named, and none of the footballers are currently under investigation. The scandal is understandably having a massive impact on Italian football. Clubs and governing bodies are bracing themselves for the potential fallout if the names of the players (which are still protected for now) ever become public. **Your Exclusive F1 Affiliate Link:** **Related Headlines**
The identity of the Formula 1 driver remains unknown as the reference comes from surveillance material, not a formal accusation.
Around 70 Serie A players are implicated in the scandal, with the investigation revealing links to a high-end prostitution ring operating out of Milan.
Four individuals, including the alleged ringleaders, have been arrested on charges of exploiting prostitution and money laundering, while no athletes have been charged yet.
The scandal's key date, February 18, coincides with pre-season testing for Formula 1 in Bahrain, leading to speculation about the driver's current status in the sport.

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