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Ferrari has ended a 58-year-long wait for the 24 Hours of Le Mans victory on the centenary of the French endurance classic. The #51 499P of Antonio Giovinazzi, James Calado and Alessandro Pier Guidi came out on top in an action-packed edition of the race that was round four of this year’s FIA World Endurance Championship season

The 2024 FIA World Endurance Championship calendar has been unveiled, following the approval of FIA World Motor Sport Council members via e-vote. It sees the global endurance series visit eight countries across four continents for its 12th season which will include a further influx of manufacturers to the headline Hypercar category

This year, 215 Club Delegates from Europe, Africa and the Middle East gathered in Strasbourg, France, for the FIA Region I Spring Meeting at the kind invitation of Mobilité Club France and the Automobile Club de France from 30 May to 1 June.

Antonio Fuoco went fastest in Thursday’s Hyperpole session, setting an impressive 3:22.982s lap to secure pole position for the centenary 24 Hours of Le Mans. His stablemate Alessandro Pier Guidi gave Ferrari AF Corse 1-2 in the session, on what is the “Prancing Horse’s” return to Le Mans in the top class

Ferrari AF Corse took the two top spots in qualifying practice as the #50 Ferrari 499P driven by Antonio Fuoco sets 3m25.213s to top the timing screens in a session that in each of the three classes determined the top eight runners who advanced to tomorrow’s all-important Hyperpole

Led by FIA Region IV with the support of the Automóvil Club del Ecuador ANETA the "Seminar on Sustainable Mobility" was organised in the Galapagos and looked at new business models that are more respectful of the environment and that can help to reduce the mobility carbon footprint.

Bosnia and Herzegovina Automobile Club (BIHAMK) has been granted 2-star accreditation as part of the FIA Environmental Accreditation Programme. The several-month-long accreditation process proved to be very rewarding for BIHAMK as it helped structure its pro-environmental activities which have been an essential part of its long-term strategy to reduce its environmental impact.

At the 2023 edition of the International Transport Forum (ITF) Summit focused on “transport enabling sustainable economies”, the FIA advocated for a sustainable mobility transition that leaves no one behind and takes into account the wide array of users’ needs.

FIA Member, the Reial Automòbil Club de Catalunya (RACC), has obtained 3-star accreditation as part of the FIA Environmental Accreditation Programme. This achievement recognises RACC’s continuous commitment to making sustainability one of its top priorities.