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Jean Todt has been elected President of the FIA

Jean Todt has been elected President of the FIA for a four-year term by the FIA General Assembly at its annual meeting in Paris.

The FIA membership voted as follows:
For Jean Todt: 135
For Ari Vatanen: 49
Abstentions/invalid votes: 12

Voting in the General Assembly was made by secret ballot. The votes were counted in private by the FIA legal department, under the supervision of scrutineers proposed by the two presidential candidates and designated by the General Assembly.

The entire voting procedure was supervised by an external Huissier de Justice (French state-appointed public witness).

The following were also elected as part of Mr Todt’s candidacy list:

President of the Senate:
-Nick Craw, President, Automobile Competition Committee for the US (USA)

Deputy President Automobile Mobility & Tourism:
-Brian Gibbons, Chief Executive, New Zealand Automobile Association (New Zealand)

Deputy President Sport:
-Graham Stoker, Council Chairman, Motor Sports Association (UK)

Senate Members:
-Hernan Gallegos Banderas, President, Automovil Club del Ecuador (Ecuador)
-HH Tunku Mudzaffar bin Tunku Mustapha, Chairman, Automobile Association of Malaysia (Malaysia)
-S.H. Rudolf Graf von der Schulenburg, President, Automobilclub von Deutschland (Germany)
-Carlos Slim Domit, Patron, Asociación Mexicana Automovilistica (Mexico)
-Jainchang Yan, Deputy President, Federation of Automobile Sports of China (China)

Mobility Vice Presidents:
-Carlos Barbosa, President, Automovel Club de Portugal (Portugal)
-Victor Dumot, President, Touring and Automobile Club of Paraguay (Paraguay)
-Ignacio Gonzalez Fausto, President, Asociación Mexicana Automovilistica (Mexico)
-Gus Lagman, President, Automobile Association Philippines (Philippines)
-Franco Lucchesi, Delegate to the FIA, Automobile Club d’Italia (Italy)
-Jorge Rosales, President, Automobile Club of Argentina (Argentina)
-Danijel Starman, President, Avto-moto zveza Slovenije (Slovenia)

Sport Vice Presidents:
-José Abed, President, Organizacion Mexicana del Deporte Automovilistico Internacional (Mexico)
-Michel Boeri, President, Automobile Club de Monaco (Monaco)
-Morrie Chandler, Honorary President, MotorSport New Zealand (New Zealand)
-Enrico Gelpi, President, Automobile Club d'Italia (Italy)
-Carlos Gracia, President, Real Federación Española de Automovilismo (Spain)
-Mohamed ben Sulayem, President, Automobile and Touring Club for United Arab Emirates (UAE)
-Surinder Thatthi, Automobile Association of Tanzania (Tanzania)

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