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FIA President Ben Sulayem Emphasizes Formula 1's Competitive Surge

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is optimistic about the future of Formula 1, highlighting the incredible level of competition seen in the 2025 season. As the sport approaches a pivotal rules change in 2026, he envisions a vibrant era characterized by technological advancements and heightened global interest in motorsport.

Our Take:

The excitement surrounding F1 is palpable, and Ben Sulayem's focus on inclusivity and innovation may unlock potential that continues to draw in new fans while nurturing young talent. This could very well lead to a more competitive landscape where surprises are the norm rather than the exception.

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Source: Paul Velasco

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