Vijay Mallya stops as India's best representative to FIA

New Delhi, July 11 Vijay Mallya has stopped as Indian motorsport body's best illustrative on the planet body FIA after intercession from the games service.

Mallya, who is confronting removal to India over unpaid obligations for the defunct Kingfisher Airlines, resigned ahead of the last meeting of FIA's World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) in June, following the ministry's order to Federation of Motor Sports Club of India (FMSCI).

FMSCI would now be able to just select another agent to the FIA in December as a national body can't choose anybody in the middle of the stipulated residency.

Former FMSCI president Vicky Chandhok was deputy to Mallya at the FIA and has attended all the meetings ever since the Indian passport of the troubled businessman was revoked.

Current FMSCI boss Akbar Ebrahim declined to remark regarding the matter.

The authority FMSCI site promptly removed the names of Mallya and Chandhok from the rundown of its FIA agents.

Recently, Mallya was additionally expelled as FMSCI privileged administrator because of his mounting troubles.