Vettel does not plan to run for FIA president.

Vettel does not plan to run for FIA president.

      At the end of the year, the FIA presidential elections will take place. In addition to the current president, Mohammed ben Sulayem, Tim Mayer plans to run for the position. However, former Formula 1 boss Ross Brawn considers Sebastian Fettel to be the ideal candidate.

      In turn, four-time world champion Sebastian Fettel responded to the suggestion of participating in the upcoming elections: "I know too little about the tasks of the FIA president. I have a somewhat understanding only of the part related to Formula 1, but that’s not enough – you need to see the bigger picture.

      It would be questionable for me to make a statement now: 'Yes, I can see myself running for president.'

      Ross Brawn can express his opinion on this issue because he has had many contacts with the FIA during his work and knows which person is suitable for the position of president."

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Vettel does not plan to run for FIA president.

At the end of the year, FIA president elections will take place. In addition to the incumbent president Mohamed ben Sulayem, Tim Mayer plans to run for the position. However, former Formula 1 boss Ross Brawn considers Sebastian Vettel the ideal candidate.