Mohammed Ben Sulayem has responded to comments made by election rival Tim Mayer on the nature of his FIA Presidency.

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has hit back at allegations made by his presidential opponent about his term as the head ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says he feels for presidential candidate Tim Mayer, and that he’s disconnected from the ...

Tim Mayer explains decision to enter FIA Presidential race Mayer held a press conference at the Whittlebury Hotel near Silverstone on the Friday morning of the British Grand Prix, in which the ...

Launching his bid to run against Ben Sulayem, Mayer, who was sacked as chairman of the FIA stewards in November, took aim at ...

American Tim Mayer has announced his candidacy for the presidency of motorsport's governing body, saying the FIA is suffering from a "corrosive concentration of power" and an "illusion of integrity".

Mayer said this had been in the works for six months, that the campaign would cost in the region of $4-6million, that he had backers who were looking for change and willing to contribute.

American Tim Mayer announced on Friday he will stand against Emirati incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem in a December vote for president of the FIA, motorsport's world governing body.

American Tim Mayer announced on Friday he will stand against Emirati incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem in a December vote for president of the FIA, motorsport's world governing body.