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Representatives from 26 key industry stakeholders come together in Valencia Safety topics top of the agenda for vehicles and equipment Operational safety guidelines under development

ASNs brought together to discuss the process and best practices for hosting a Formula 1 event

Georgia completed its 2022 Esports season with national championships held in three different disciplines. This marks a record number of disciplines since the emergence of official digital motor sport competitions in the country in 2020.

The Emirates Motorsports Organization (EMSO) has successfully renewed the Three-Star level Environmental Accreditation from the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) for another two years.

Under the patronage of BMF President and FIA Vice President for Sport for MENA, His Excellency Shaikh Abdulla bin Isa Al Khalifa, the Bahrain’s ASN hosted recently a motor sport induction course for secondary level Bahraini students in the industrial branch.

The Belize Automobile Club (BAC) and the Automovil Club de Costa Rica (ACCR) have promoted Karting events in their respective countries to encourage motor sport participation at a grassroots level.

Awarded by the FIA Sport Grant Programme, the Motorsport Development Program (MSDP) – a grassroots racing program of the Automobile Association of Philippines (AAP) – is set to come back in 2022.

In 2020 the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission celebrated its 10th anniversary. Commission President Michèle Mouton reflects on over a decade of intense effort, activity and engagement and explains why the mission to make motor sport more inclusive must go on.

Read below the full Q&A with EASU Head of Sports Kuldar Sikk, in collaboration with Rally Estonia Coordinator Kristi Jeenas, and discover how the Estonian Autosport Union (EASU) and the rally organisers managed to host a safe and successful WRC event in Estonia, complying with FIA COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions.

Despite the difficulties associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, owing to the joint efforts of the Automobile Club d’Italia (ACI) and the series organisers, a seven-round season of the Italian Formula 4 Championship powered by Abarth went ahead in August, attracting a strong entry.