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Analysis: Vatanen's name not enough

By Jonathan Noble Tuesday, July 7th 2009, 11:47 GMT

Ari Vatanen's high profile in the motor racing world may make him a serious contender to become FIA president, whether or not he ends up standing against Max Mosley in October, but the governing body's voting system means he will not just be able to rely on his own reputation.

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