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- WRC27 Regulations aims at greater participation and competition at top level - Global Karting Plan to increase global accessibility for motor sport - FIA Esports Code created, laying the ground for sanctioning future virtual competitions - Vision 2030: FIA Motorsport Strategy announced

The FIA Extreme H World Cup will get started in early 2025

Plan fosters growth and recognition for achievements at national level Creation of a Karting Excellence Centre Arrive-and-drive format created to complement existing progression pathway

Bodywork open to huge variety of production shapes and bespoke designs More than 50 per cent reduction in cost compared to current generation Open for teams and tuners to homologate a car

A significant report published by the leading campaign to tackle online abuse in sport has revealed...

Today, as part of the FIA General Assemblies week, the FIA and the Drone & Vertical Mobility Academy hosted a visit to the Zipline’s headquarters in Kigali, and gave FIA Member Club delegates the chance to discover how cutting-edge drone technology is transforming healthcare delivery and unlocking new possibilities for Club development.

At its General Assemblies week, the FIA showcased the strength of its Regions, with a series of impactful meetings from across its global community. During FIA Region I MENA Mobility Council, FIA Region II Plenary and FIA Regions III and IV meetings, delegates discussed everything from innovation and sustainability to preparing for the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety.

During its last meeting of the year, the World Council for Automobile Mobility and Tourism reviewed the progress achieved in advancing the mobility agenda with and for the FIA Members.

The event was organised as part of the FIA General Assemblies week in Kigali, Rwanda today. Supported by the Rwandan Ministry of Education, it gathered 150 university students for an information session highlighting potential careers in motorsport and mobility.