James Vowles, Principal of Williams Racing, believes that the two-time WRC champion is the right person to lead the FIA. Carlos Sainz Sr., father of current Williams Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz, is considering running for FIA president against incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem. Vowles agrees that there is little chance of a conflict of interest arising, as Sainz Sr. has been hands-off with his son’s career decisions and team choices. With 40 years of experience in the sport, Carlos Sainz Sr. has a logical view of how the sport is structured and how it has led to his current position. Vowles noted Sainz Sr.’s passion for seeing cars on track and acknowledged his ability to distance himself from involvement in team matters. Sainz’s involvement and experience in various forms of motorsport make him a potential candidate for the FIA presidency. As Sainz evaluates his chances of running against Ben Sulayem, Vowles believes he is well-suited due to his world championships, wide motorsport experience, and leadership roles in Spanish mobility organizations. Ultimately, the decision to pursue the presidency rests with Sainz Sr. and his aspirations for the future.
James Vowles Nilai Sainz Sr sebagai Presiden FIA
