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It’s now over 50 years since Count Johnny Lurani's imaginative notion of a starter Formula to encourage Italian drivers back into Grand Prix cars saw the light of day at Monza in 1958.

The new era of FIA Historic Championships kicked off in style at the Circuit de Catalunya last weekend, with Joaquin Folch and Bobby Verdon-Roe taking a win apiece in the FIA Masters Historic Formula One Championship and Leo Voyazides/Simon Hadfield claiming honours in the FIA Masters Historic Sports Car Championship.

In an unmissable weekend for fans of historics, this weekend sees the launch of the FIA Historic Sports Car Championship and the return of the rebranded FIA Masters Historic Formula One Championship.

The opening round of the FIA Masters Historic Formula One Championship and the new FIA Masters Historic Sports Car Championship are both set for superb starts as they kick off their seasons at Barcelona this weekend, April 12th-14th

The World Motor Sport Council, which met on 8 March in Geneva (CHE), considered and adopted all of the proposals submitted by the FIA Historic Motor Sport Commission.

In partnership with Masters Historic Racing, the FIA has given a new lease of life to the Historic Formula One Championship and has created a historic FIA Championship dedicated to Sports Cars from 1962 to 1974.

The World Motor Sport Council of the FIA has approved specific Safety Guidelines for Hill Climb events.

On Saturday, 16 February 2013, at the Mercedes-Benz museum in Stuttgart, the FIA honoured the prize-winners of its Historic Championships.

The 2013 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship Calendar comprises 13 Events

The FIA World Motor Sport Council, which met yesterday in Istanbul (TUR), has approved the 2013...