On 17 December 2021, the FIA's 245 member clubs will elect a new President to replace outgoing Jean Todt, with the UAE's Mohammed Ben Sulayem and Briton Graham Stoker. The pair have emerged as the candidates amid rumours of the likes of David Richards and Alejandro Agag were contemplating a bid for FIA presidency. Todt has served three terms at the helm of the FIA and is not eligible for another term. In short, Ben Sulayem has had a storied career in motorsport, and in 2008, became the first Arab to be Vice President of the FIA and the first to be elected to the FIA World Motor Sport Council. Stoker has had a career as a sports barrier and as a motorsport executive, currently, he is Deputy...
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