“His insight and experience will be a valued asset,” FIA welcomes the new Director of Communications as the internal changes continue

“His insight and experience will be a valued asset,” FIA welcomes the new Director of Communications as the internal changes continue

The FIA

FIA the ruling body of all motorsport warmly welcomes the new Director of Communications and public affairs, Luke Skipper. Luke has worked for the second largest communication corporation and has an experience of seven years. He was also a part of the Scottish Parliament and the European Parliament.

Luke Skipper will join the team on the 7th of October he has insight and full experience of 17 years in total. He will lead the sport and communication department to develop the best possible strategies for the FIA making it a global face of motorsport.

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Luke Skipper accepts the welcome he receives from the FIA saying, “I am thrilled to be joining the FIA at such an exciting time for motorsport and mobility. I am looking forward to working with the President, Clubs, and all stakeholders to deliver a communications and public affairs strategy that drives the Federation forward in an inclusive and sustainable way,” said Luke.

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President of FIA warmly welcomes the new Director of Communications

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem

Mohammed Ben Sulayem, FIA director openly welcomes Luke Skipper with a warm message from the FIA as a whole.

“This is a pivotal moment for the FIA as we bring our public affairs and communications functions together. Luke will be joining our team in this newly created role where he will help deliver our ambitious manifesto of growth and reform. His insight and experience will be a valued asset to our members and the Federation,” writes FIA President.

FIA continues to make changes internally, renewing its team for the best possible experience for every motorsport fan. The smooth functioning of the sports under FIA will get checked by the new and existing members of the board.

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