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The ‘Mother City’ will welcome the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship for the first time this weekend, in the inaugural Cape Town E-Prix.

The Formula 1 Commission held its first meeting of 2023 today, 21 February, in London ahead of the start of the new season. With the teams and drivers soon travelling to Bahrain for the Official Pre-Season Test and opening Grand Prix, the Commission discussed and approved the key regulatory changes to be deployed over the year ahead, with the meeting chaired by Formula 1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali and newly-appointed FIA Single-Seater Director Nikolas Tombazis.

Teams, crews and fans will experience an all-new version of the event for its second edition in the FIA World Rally-Raid Championship.

ABB FIA Formula E World Championship Deputy Race Director commends commitment and enthusiasm of Indian marshals and ASN.

High-Performance Programme provides a pathway for trainee Race Directors and Stewards and underlines FIA’s commitment to rigorous standards - Male and female candidates among 24 trainees, with 17 countries represented at Geneva event - FIA University-accredited initiative seeks to build a global talent pool to officiate across the entire motor sport portfolio - FIA has made an initial investment of Euros 1.6m solely on sporting governance in the area of officiating under the new Presidential team

FIA Member Club the Norwegian Automobile Federation (NAF) and Motor tested the range and charging speed in winter weather of 29 electric cars available in Norway. The world’s largest winter electric car test, carried out for the fourth year. Maxus Euniq6 takes the overall top spot whilst the Tesla Model S Standard sets a new distance record of 530km. All car models showed a deviation from the official range because of the cold weather. NAF calls for an official European winter-WLTP (Worldwide harmonised Light vehicle Test Procedure) to better inform consumers

- Norwegian duo of Østberg and Mikkelsen round off podium places - Kuwait’s Meshari Al-Thefiri romps to second successive MERC2 victory

The young Brazilian driver, winner of the third edition of the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission’s programme will join PREMA Racing Formula 4 team for a 2023 programme that will include the Italian Formula 4 Championship.

The stated goal of the FIA university accredited course is to identify the best talent from all regions and accelerate their growth to provide a pool of experts across all the FIA World and International championships.

On 14-15 February, more than 30 participants coming from 14 ASNs, ACNs, Mobility Clubs and FIA staff, gathered in Muscat, Oman, for the second edition of the FIA Environmental Seminar “Together for a better future”.