Carlos Sainz Backs Father for FIA President, Says No Conflict of Interest

Carlos Sainz Throws Weight Behind Father For FIA President Role

Sainz Jr. explained that his father had not yet decided if he would run for the post, but he would give up managing his son's career if he did.

Carlos Sainz backs father for FIA president, says no conflict of interest

Williams driver Carlos Sainz on Thursday backed his father and said there would be no conflict of interest between them if he stood against Mohammed Ben Sulayem in this year’s FIA presidential election.

Sainz: No conflict in father's FIA presidency bid

Williams driver Carlos Sainz Jr. is confident there would be no conflict of interest if his father, Carlos Sainz Sr., runs for president of motorsport's governing body.

Sebastien Ogier throws support behind possible Carlos Sainz Sr FIA presidency bid - sports365.info

Sebastien Ogier has endorsed Carlos Sainz Sr’s potential bid for the FIA presidency, highlighting the Spanish driver’s experience and insight into motorsport. Ogier believes Sainz could bring valuable perspectives to the role, enhancing the future of the federation. —- Author : Charlotte Adams Publish date : 2025-05-16 18:31:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the [...]

Carlos Sainz Sr., bi-champion of the world of rallies, told Motorsport last week that he was considering running for president of the FIA, for the elections that will take place in Uzbekistan on December 12, to compete with the president-in-Office, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who is expected to seek a second term, but who is very unpopular among many drivers, including those of Formula 1, and has seen a series of resignations in recent months, some du…

George Russell thinks it would be "brilliant" if Carlos Sainz Sr. runs for FIA president

Carlos Sainz Sr., two-time World Rally champion, said last week to Motorsport that he was considering running for FIA president, for the elections that take place in Uzbekistan on 12 December, to run against sitting president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who is expected to seek a second term but is largely unpopular alongside many drivers, including Formula 1, and has seen a series of resignations in the past months, some due to "moral principles and …