FIA president Jean Todt could face a challenge when he goes for re-election at the end of this year, after David Ward - formerly an adviser to Todt's predecessor, Max Mosley - confirmed he is considering putting his name forward.“This is not what I intended nor what I wanted, but I am certainly thinking about [standing against Todt] because it is important to have a debate,” Ward told British newspaper, The Times. “You can only have a debate if there is a choice of candidates and there is no debate if there is no choice.”Ward, the director general of the FIA Foundation, is unlikely to make a final decision until September."It is understood that Ward's potential candidacy was...
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