Court date scheduled for challenge to FIA election.
The Paris Court of First Instance is set to deliver its ruling on December 3 regarding the legal action initiated by Swiss racing driver Laura Villars against the FIA, in relation to the governing body's presidential election. Villars, who has announced her candidacy to oppose the current president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, is disputing FIA regulations that she argues render it "impossible" for outsiders to conduct a legitimate campaign. Her lawsuit requests a postponement of the election until the matter is settled, although the FIA vote is still planned for December 12 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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