FIA President Mohamed Ben Sulayem Son was sadly killed in a road accident. Let’s get into the article to learn about Mohammed Ben Sulayem son death news. 

Motorsport driver Saif Ben Sulayem, the son of FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, died in a road accident in Dubai at 29.

Saif Ben Sulayem, 29, competed in the UAE Formula 4 championship in 2016-17, competing against drivers such as Logan Sargeant and Oscar Piastri.

Despite gaining 27 points and finishing 14th in a streak of top-10 results, he decided not to continue an international racing career. His Father was appointed to his F1 position in December 2021, succeeding Jean Todt.

His first Campaign in command saw him usher in a new era in the sport, with strict new laws aimed at increasing competition.

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Mohammed Ben Sulayem Son Saif Ben Sulayem Died In Car Accident

Motorsport driver Saif Ben Sulayem, the son of FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, died in a road accident in Dubai at 29.

The FIA President’s son, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, was killed in a road accident in Dubai.

Judging by his Instagram account, his Son Saif shared his Father’s interest in racing vehicles. Saif would frequently upload photos of his Father’s vast collection of supercars and other notable sports cars.

But, a world motorsports regulatory organization spokeswoman revealed Saif had sadly died in a traffic accident. No more statement is expected from the FIA or Ben Sulayem, who has sought seclusion.

Sulayem Snr’s involvement with the FIA began when he was appointed Vice President and a World Motor Sport Council member.

In 2013, he was appointed Head of the FIA’s Motor Sport Development Task Force.

The 61-year-old is also a founder of the Arab Council of Touring and Automobile Clubs, which aims to bring together FIA Clubs from Arabic-speaking countries.

The Federation has been in operation since 2009. 

Death And Obituary of Ben Sulayem Son

The son of FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem, Saif Ben Sulayem, was killed in an automobile accident in Dubai.

The world governing body of motorsport has confirmed the story that has been making the rounds in the Middle East media. The incident occurred Tuesday evening, local time.

The FIA will not issue a formal statement on the subject. The president has asked for privacy.

The younger Ben Sulayem, whose Father was a 14-time FIA Middle East Rally champion, had tried to carve out his racing career.

He competed in the 2016-17 Formula 4 UAE championship, competing in eight races and finishing 14th overall with 27 points.

It is a season in which McLaren driver Oscar Piastri finished sixth,, and Williams’ Logan Sargeant finished second.

The FIA president assumed office in December 2021 and oversaw a time of rapid change last season, most notably in F1 race control.

With his participation in the Bahrain Grand Prix over the weekend, it remains to be seen whether he will be present at the next F1 race in Saudi Arabia on March 17-19.

The Speedcafe staff extends their heartfelt sympathies to the FIA president.