India lose seat on FIA World Motor Sport Council
The Hindu
Indian motorsport body FMSCI had only nominated Mr. Singhania to contest the WMSC elections and he was on the panel of Graham Stoker, who lost the FIA presidency election to Mr. Sulayem
India has lost its seat on the FIA's all powerful World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) for the first time in more than three decades.
Incumbent Gautam Singhania lost in the elections held for 14 WMSC seats reserved for titular members. The development came on the day when Mohammed Ben Sulayem replaced Jean Todt as the next FIA president.
The WMSC members also include the president, deputy president and seven vice-presidents.
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