Leading rally team boss Malcolm Wilson has been nominated as the new deputy president for sport at motorsport’s governing body the FIA.
The 69-year-old has been chosen by FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to replace Robert Reid, who resigned two weeks ago.
FIA members will vote on Wilson’s nomination at the organisation’s General Assembly in Macau in June.
Wilson, a former British rally champion, is the managing director of M-Sport, which has run Ford’s world rally championship programme since 1997.
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If he was chosen by MBS then it can’t be good
Saw a comment on the other forum saying that him being the head of M-Sport was a conflict of interest.