Max Mosley has been elected President of the FIA for a further term by the FIA General Assembly which met in Rome, today (October 28). It is the fourth consecutive term for Mr Mosley.
Mr Mosley was first elected President of FISA (Federation Internationale du Sport Automobile), the FIA's then sport division, in 1991 and re-elected in 1992. In 1993, after FISA was merged with the main body of the FIA, Mr Mosley was elected President of the FIA for the first time. He was re-elected in 1997, 2001 and again today.
The General Assembly, the supreme executive body of the FIA, which consists of the presidents of each of the FIA's member clubs and national organisations, voted unanimously for Mr Mosley’s re-election.
Further to amendments to the FIA Statutes the following were also elected as part of Mr Mosley’s candidacy list:
President of the Senate
Michel Boeri, ACM (Monaco)
Deputy President for Sport
Marco Piccinini, ACI (Italy)
Deputy President for Mobility and the Automobile
Sebastian Salvado, RACC (Spain)
Members of the Senate
| Henry Krausz | ANA (Mexico) | |
| HH Tunku Mudzaffar | AAM (Malaysia) | |
| Peter Meyer | ADAC/DMSB (Germany) | |
| Tianshu Shi | FASC (China) | |
| Eduardo Silva Araya | ACCHI (Chile) |
Vice Presidents of the FIA for Sport
| José Abed | OMDAI (Mexico) | |
| Michel Boeri | ACM (Monaco) | |
| Nazir Hoosein | MAI (India) | |
| Derek Ledger | RACJ (Jordan) | |
| Shekhar Mehta | FMU (Uganda) | |
| Jacques Regis | FFSA (France) | |
| Hermann Tomczyk | DMSB (Germany) |
Vice Presidents of the FIA for Mobility and the Automobile
| Victor Dumot | TACPy (Paraguay) | |
| Gabriel Gonzalez | ANA (Mexico) | |
| Werner Kraus | ÖAMTC (Austria) | |
| Franco Lucchesi | ACI (Italy) | |
| Juan Manuel Sandberg Haedo | ACA (Argentina) | |
| Setsuo Tanaka | JAF (Japan) | |
| Guido Van Woerkom | ANWB (Netherlands) |
In addition to the election of Mr Mosley’s candidacy list the following members of the World Motor Sport Council and the World Council for Mobility and the Automobile were also elected:
World Motor Sport Council
| Jacek Bartos | PZM (Poland) | |
| Morrie Chandler | MNZ (New Zealand) | |
| Nick Craw | ACCUS (USA) | |
| Vassilis Despotopoulos | ELPA (Greece) | |
| Carlos Gracia | RFEA (Spain) | |
| John Large | CAMS (Australia) | |
| Radovan Novak | ACCR (Czech Republic) | |
| Lars Osterlind | SBF (Sweden) | |
| Paulo Eneas Scaglione | CBA (Brasil) | |
| Enzo Spano | TACV (Venezuela) | |
| Graham Stoker | MSA (Great Britain) | |
| Antonio Vasconelos Tavares | FPAK (Portugal) | |
| Surinder Thatti | AA (Tanzania) | |
| Masami Yamaguchi | JAF (Japan) |
World Council for Mobility and the Automobile
| Carlos A.V. Barbosa | ACP (Portugal) | |
| Swapan Sadhan Bose | FIAA (India) | |
| Robert Darbelnet | AAA (USA) | |
| Gerard Ee | AAS (Singapore) | |
| David Flewelling | CAA (Canada) | |
| Brian Gibbons | NZAA (New Zealand) | |
| Arthur Hedges | AATA (USA) | |
| Jan Johansen | NAF (Norway) | |
| Ed Kok | AASA (South Africa) | |
| Zoltan Kovacs | MAK (Hungary) | |
| Lauchlan McIntosh | AAA (Australia) | |
| Peter Meyer | ADAC (Germany) | |
| Tunku Mudzaffar | AAM (Malaysia) | |
| Carlos Macaya Ortiz | ACCR (Costa Rica) | |
| Boris Perko | AMZS (Slovenia) | |
| Edgar Schorderet | TCS (Switzerland) | |
| Thierry Willenmarck | TCB (Belgium) |
