Overview

• The 28-year-old Swiss driver declared her campaign to challenge incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem alongside former FIA steward Tim Mayer.
• An FIA spokesperson said the federation has not received an official candidacy application from Villars, a required step for ballot access.
• Candidates must submit a full presidential list and meet nominations committee requirements under tightened campaign rules.
• Villars’ manifesto highlights five priorities: empowering member clubs, greater financial and decision-making transparency, an FIA Eco-Performance sustainability label, expanded Women in Motorsport and a Young Leaders Academy, and leadership on sustainable mobility and road safety.
• The election will be held on December 12, 2025, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, during the FIA General Assembly.