Concorde Agreement signed, Ben Sulayem re-elected

Ben Sulayem to run motor sport for four more years

Re-elected as president of FIA More upheaval expected Finalised deal for future of F1 Formula One can expect more upheaval from Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s second term as president of motor sport’s governing body, a sports analyst has told AGBI. The 64-year-old Emirati will lead the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) until 2029, after being re-elected unopposed at its general assembly last Friday. Simon Chadwick, professor of AfroEurasia…

Ben Sulayem re-elected FIA president as F1 finalises new Concorde Agreement - BlackBook Motorsport

Concorde Agreement finalised until 2030 with focus on improved race direction and stewarding Laura Villars legal challenge against FIA election to be heard on 16th February 2026 Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been re-elected as president of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) for a second term until 2029. The Emirati, who began his post in 2021, was elected unopposed at the FIA’s general assembly in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Ben Sulayem said: “T…

Ben Sulayem FIA re-election confirmed; Concorde Governance Agreement signed

Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s controversial re-election as president of motor racing’s FIA has been ratified following a process where he stood unopposed.

Concorde Agreement signed, Ben Sulayem re-elected

Dec.15 Formula 1's long-term future was formally secured in Tashkent last Friday as the FIA, Formula 1 Group and all 11 teams signed the ninth Concorde Agreement, locking in governance and participation through the end of the decade. The deal, signed on the sidelines of the FIA General Assembly and prize-giving week in Uzbekistan, completes the...