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Tim Mayer has gone straight on the offensive in the fight for the FIA presidency
FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer has demonstrated a willingness to take an offensive approach in the upcoming election campaign.
Mayer, a former Formula 1 chief steward and son of McLaren co-founder Teddy Mayer, has openly criticized the current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem for what he sees as unfulfilled promises during his four-year tenure.
While Mayer aims for a clean campaign without resorting to personal attacks, he asserts the need for change within the FIA leadership.
Following his recent press conference, Mayer revealed that his decision to run for president was triggered by his dismissal as an FIA F1 steward last year.
Mayer emphasized the importance of transparency and improved governance, highlighting his belief that Ben Sulayem’s administration failed to deliver on its initial promises.
Mayer’s candidacy signifies a desire for reform within the FIA and has garnered significant support in his bid for presidency.
