Competing in the U.S. and Canada: Time to Support Fatih Efe
The 7‑year‑old Turkish boy Fatih Efe, whose tearful performance etched itself into the memories of Turkey's national match, is now seeking support in the Athlete of the Year 2026 poll in the U.S. and Canada.
Fatih Efe, whose sorrow reflected on the screens during the Turkey‑Australia match, is now in the headlines with a different kind of excitement. Known from his footage in the national‑team game, Efe is taking part in the Athlete of the Year 2026 contest held across the United States and Canada, driven by his passion for motorsports.
This Time Awaiting Support
A strong result that Fatih Efe will achieve in the competition could open new opportunities for his progress in motorsports. The winner of the contest will be decided by the votes the public casts.
Votes Are Cast Online
Those who wish to support Fatih Efe can vote via the Athlete of the Year 2026 competition's website. Those who want to take part in the poll can give support through the special page set up for Fatih Efe.
This Time, Wouldn't You Rather See the Smile of Victory Than Tears?
A new era has begun for Fatih Efe, who has come to the fore with the sadness he experienced in the Turkey-Australia match. His supporters now want to see him not with tears, but with the results he will bring from the competition and with joy.
Voting link:Athlete of the Year 2026 – Fatih Efe
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