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FIA President Jean Todt yesterday opened FIA Sport Conference 2015 in Mexico City, by telling delegates that motor sport must address five key objectives as it plans for the future.

One of day one’s major stars, the two-time Indy 500 winner talks about safety, the state of Formula One and the lureof the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Yesterday saw the opening of FIA MotorEx 2015 at the Banamex Centre, with FIA President Jean Todt on hand to launch the industry-focused partner event of FIA Sport Conference.

After eight months’ work and a two-month selection process, the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO),...

Media Centre, Circuito Internacional de Vila Real, 14h00, Thursday 9 July 2015

One of the over-riding themes of the FIA Sport Conference 2015 in Mexico City has been the strength of fan engagement and access in motor sport in North and South America.

Hill Climb: Simone Faggioli has done it again with another resounding victory at the 65th edition of the longest race of the FIA European Hill Climb Championship.

The FIA Formula 3 European Championship young guns currently have to cope with a really tight schedule and can’t even think about relaxed summer holidays.

Motor sport must create more interesting content and provide better access to fans than rival sports in order to ensure it remains competitive in the current sports media environment.

A tremendous four-hour race and enthralling races for the FIA Masters Historic Sports Car and Masters Pre ’66 Touring Cars made the Masters Festival at Donington Park (4/5 July) a runaway success.