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F1 and automotive design legend presented with new award at the 2022 FIA Prize Giving in Bologna

The FIA champions were honoured at the annual Prize Giving Ceremony at the Fiera di Bologna in the heart of Italy’s stunning Emilia-Romagna region.

First FIA Annual General Assembly led by President Mohammed Ben Sulayem. FIA Member Organisations vote on proposals to take Mobility and Motor Sport forward. President Ben Sulayem confirms FIA’s COP28 participation among other initiatives. Winners of inaugural FIA President’s Awards revealed.

51 applications received from FIA Member Clubs all over the world 3 Award categories: Climate Action; Road Safety; Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Royal Automobile Club of Jordan, Mobilité Club France, and Motorsport Australia are the 2022 winners Special Award goes to Fédération Automobile d’Ukraine FIA will support the 4 winners with financial or in-kind contribution of up to €10,000 each

Today at the 2022 FIA Annual General Assembly in Bologna, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem delivered his report to Members after the first year of his Presidency.

Meetings of the Africa, Asia-Pacific and MENA regions held on the occasion of the FIA Annual General Assembly week in Bologna, Italy, have identified grassroots categories as a key driver in encouraging more people to take part in motor sport.

The FIA will create an e-library by digitising its archives which will be accessible to all in 2024. The e-library will preserve the Federation’s rich heritage and it will be a valuable resource for Motor Sport and Mobility history research and education. As part of the development phase, a beta version of the e-library has been launched today and is open to all FIA Member Clubs for feedback.

As part of the commitment to doubling motor sport participation worldwide, the prototype of a new Affordable Cross Car vehicle was revealed today at the ASN Forum. It is designed to bring motor sport to the masses in all the regions of the world.

The 2023 calendar for the FIA European Historic Rally Championship was approved by the FIA World Motor Sport Council in Bologna. The championship calendar will feature nine rounds, with Greece joining the championship with the Historic Acropolis Rally in November, adding a second gravel event to the schedule for the first time.

The World Motor Sport Council convened for the final time in 2022 at the Savoia Regency Hotel in Bologna as part of the FIA Annual General Assembly Week. The meeting was hosted by FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem with FIA Deputy President for Sport Robert Reid, and WMSC members joining in person and via video conference.