Rally boss Wilson nominated for FIA role

Rally boss Wilson nominated for FIA role

The head of motorsport's world governing body, the FIA, has nominated former rally driver and M-Sport founder Malcolm Wilson to take the position left vacant by fellow-Briton Robert Reid as deputy president for sport.

Mohammed Ben Sulayem appoints Malcolm Wilson as FIA Vice President for Sport

Who is leaving and who is coming It seems that the chaotic period created within the FIA by the controversial resignation of former Vice President for Sport Robert Reid has come to an end. Reid left his position two weeks ago, explicitly criticizing President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, his concentration of power, and his management of the federation’s decision-making processes. Robert Reid’s departure was also commented on with regret by the GPDA (Gr…

FIA nominates Malcolm Wilson to be new deputy president for sport - BlackBook Motorsport

Decision will be voted upon by members in June Mohammed Ben Sulayem expected to stand for re-election in December The International Automobile Federation (FIA) has announced Malcolm Wilson has been nominated for the position of the governing body’s deputy president for sport. Wilson, awarded an OBE for services to motorsport in 2009, is the managing director of M-Sport, which operates Ford’s World Rally programme, and a former driver whose caree…

Rally legend nominated for FIA deputy president role

The FIA has announced rally legend Malcolm Wilson as a candidate for the role of deputy president for sport. - Australia's #1 motorsport news website

The FIA has formalized the appointment of Malcolm Wilson as vice-president for sport, replacing Robert Reid, who resigned after denouncing a "breach of governance standards" within the body.

Britain's Malcolm Wilson, a former rally driver, has been appointed vice president in charge of sports of the International Automobile Federation (IAF) on Wednesday.