Motorsport Crisis in Morocco Calls for Action
The article discusses an unprecedented crisis in motorsport racing in Morocco, where the number of official races has gradually declined from an average of 12 events annually to just three over the past four years. Experts attribute this deterioration to disorder and unclear management resulting from the absence of a general assembly after the death of the former president, alongside conflicts of interest among officials and clubs. This has led to favoritism policies and divisions, causing a steady exodus of drivers and organizers and a decline in development efforts. Practitioners are calling on the Ministry of National Education and Sports to intervene urgently by forming an independent committee to reorganize the sector and hold transparent elections to ensure decision-making independence and restore the sport's activities to their proper course.
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