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Formula E has today announced that the first-ever all-women test session of an FIA Championship will take place on Thursday 7th November at Ricardo Tormo circuit in Valencia, as part of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship’s pre-season testing schedule.

2024 FIA World Rally-Raid Championship (W2RC) - Rallye du Maroc, Morocco (round 5/5)

The report, supported by the FIA Safe and Sustainable Mobility Grants Programme and the FIA Foundation, focuses on the environmental sustainability of electric vehicles (EVs).

In a concerted effort to improve road safety for children, FIA Member Club Emergency Assist 991 (EA991) and the Botswana Department of Road Transport Services have implemented the iRAP’s Star Rating for Schools (SR4S) methodology. As part of the FIA Safe and Sustainable Mobility Grants Programme 2024 and supported by the FIA Foundation, this initiative addresses the high number of pedestrian road traffic accidents involving children and adolescents aged 5-20, with 475 incidents recorded in 2021.

Famous names Magnussen, Wurz, Coronel and Gene set to represent Denmark, Austria, the Netherlands and Spain. Young stars hoping to follow in the footsteps of gold medal-winning FIA Motorsport Games alums Kimi Antonelli

Just one month remaining before multi-disciplinary event launches on 23 October in Valencia, Spain Competitive action set to take place across multiple locations from 24-27 October

The inaugural Eco Rally Cup demo event in Hefei, China, marked a significant milestone under the...

Norbert Kiss secured the 2024 Goodyear FIA European Truck Racing Championship title with his 16th and 17th victories of the season at the penultimate round, held at Le Mans Bugatti Circuit, clinching his sixth career European truck racing crown

Press conferences for the top three overall and winning manufacturer, plus the winning drivers in FIA WRC2, FIA WRC2 Challenger and FIA WRC3 took place following Rally Chile Biobío, round 11 of the 2024 FIA World Rally Championship.

Kalle Rovanperä has won Rally Chile Biobío after he mastered dense fog and treacherous conditions for his victory of the 2024 FIA World Rally Championship season.