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FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem challenged Jon Noble to look at his election manifesto to judge how much he has achieved. Here are the results
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem thrives when critics target him, never shying away from standing up to those who put him down and robustly defending his perspective.
After Tim Mayer announced his intention to stand in the presidential election, Ben Sulayem faces the challenge head-on, engaging in a two-way process of questioning and standing firm in explaining his stance.
Despite facing internal criticism and polarized opinions, with some intense critics and strong loyalists, Ben Sulayem staunchly defends recent statute changes and asserts that all democratic processes have been followed.
In response to the scale of revisions and the need for change within the FIA, Ben Sulayem emphasizes the importance of evolution and improvement, underscoring that staying stagnant is not an option.
Through his unwavering stance and sharp questioning style, Ben Sulayem navigates the complexities of his presidency, addressing detractors while pushing for progress and adaptation in the governing body.
