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Jean Todt's rival FIA presidential candidate David Ward has announced he would consider dropping the highly controversial Bahrain Grand Prix.
Ward told the BBC that current president Todt is guilty of "poor decision-making" for green-lighting recent editions of the race amid continuing civil unrest.
'FAILURES OF GOVERNANCE'
Ward said: "If it looks like the situation is deteriorating or not improving, what there should be, because this could happen tomorrow in another part of the world, is a standard process to handle this, that is immune from suggestions that one place is being treated differently from another."
Ward denied that his links to former FIA president Max Mosley are powering his push to dethrone Todt: "I am doing this entirely for my own reasons. The reasons I'm running is I can see failures going on in terms of governance that I think are quite serious."
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Ward told the BBC that current president Todt is guilty of "poor decision-making" for green-lighting recent editions of the race amid continuing civil unrest.
'FAILURES OF GOVERNANCE'
Ward said: "If it looks like the situation is deteriorating or not improving, what there should be, because this could happen tomorrow in another part of the world, is a standard process to handle this, that is immune from suggestions that one place is being treated differently from another."
Ward denied that his links to former FIA president Max Mosley are powering his push to dethrone Todt: "I am doing this entirely for my own reasons. The reasons I'm running is I can see failures going on in terms of governance that I think are quite serious."
Stay with Wheels24 for the 2013 Korean GP weekend.