Tim Mayer Announces Candidacy for FIA Presidency
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Summary
Leading official Tim Mayer announces candidacy for presidency of motorsport's governing body, FIA, challenging incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem in December's election.
Key quotes
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Mayer is to hold a news conference announcing his candidature on Friday morning near Silverstone.
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