First elected in 2021, Ben Sulayem’s initial term was marked by significant organisational reform and financial recovery. Under his leadership, the FIA reversed a €24.0 million operating loss in 2021 to a €4.7 million surplus in 2024, its strongest result in almost a decade. A positive operating forecast of €4.4 million has been announced for 2025.
The past four years have also seen strengthened governance, enhanced audit processes and improved budgetary discipline, increasing transparency and accountability across the federation. This stability has enabled greater long-term investment in FIA Member Clubs and global development programmes.
The FIA has expanded its commercial activities and reinforced its global role across motorsport and mobility, with increased focus on safety, sustainability and grassroots participation.
The election was conducted in line with FIA statutes through a transparent voting process, reaffirming the federation’s democratic foundations and global membership support.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem Re-Elected as FIA President
Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been re-elected as President of the FIA, beginning a second four-year term following a vote by the General Assembly in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
