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The final round of the FIA World Rally Championship takes the contenders into the autumnal Welsh forests for one of the most traditional gravel events on the calendar, Rally GB

The homologation phase of the new OK and OK-Junior engines is underway and will be completed in December 2015

Lucas di Grassi claimed his second FIA Formula E Championship win in a race at Putrajaya in Malaysia that was packed with incident from start to finish.

Emma Gilmour and Lisette Bakker have conquered the desert and won a fully-funded drive in the 2016 Sealine Cross Country Rally. And, in a surprise announcement during the press conference, the President of QMMF, Nasser Al-Attiyah, declared that an additional two cars will be entered for the second-placed crew of Molly Taylor/Yasmeen Elmajed and third-placed Cristina Gutierrez Herrero/Lara Vanneste.

During today’s final 75 kilometre stage run in the dunes around Sealine, the nine drivers and nine co-drivers participating in the FIA Women in Motorsport-QMMF Women’s Cross Country Selection had their last opportunity to demonstrate their skills and show what they have learnt during the five-day training programme. This evening, the winning driver and co-driver will be announced and the crew will start their journey towards competing in the 2016 Sealine Cross Country Rally, a round of the FIA World Cup for Cross Country Rallies.

The prize winners of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship and the FIA International Hill Climb Cup gathered in Porto to receive the trophies so deservedly won at the climax of this long and passionately contested season.

In the fourth day of the FIA Women in Motorsport-QMMF Women’s Cross Country Selection, the girls started with the morning stage and afterwards they split into groups, with the drivers doing the rally parcours with Jutta, and the co-drivers preparing the road book for the afternoon stage with Fabrizia.

After the third day of the programme, the FIA Women in Motorsport-QMMF Women’s Cross Country Selection organisers can already see great progression in the participants and improvements in their skills. “For us as organisers, we didn’t expect that all the girls will learn so easily, so we are very happy with the good improvements,” said Al Attiyah.

The second day of the FIA Women in Motorsport-QMMF Women’s Cross Country selection taking place at Sealine started with theoretical instructions and the training process for the 18 participants

The Automobile Association of Zimbabwe (AAZ), in partnership with the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ), has embarked on a Road Safety Education project at schools in a number different provinces of Zimbabwe to address the need for safer roads in the country