American Tim Mayer is planning to announce his candidacy for the FIA presidency in December’s election, as reported by Motorsport.com sources. The 59-year-old aims to challenge current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who dismissed him as an FIA steward last November. Mayer is expected to hold a press conference near Silverstone on Friday before the British Grand Prix, as reported by the BBC and Motorsport.com. Despite Carlos Sainz Sr’s decision not to run for FIA president due to current circumstances and Dakar commitments, Mayer presses on with his intention to run.…
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