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The following FIA sporting calendars for 2023 have been approved by the World Motor Sport Council when it convened in Bologna today, Wednesday 7 December, or earlier during the year by e-vote.

From the election of a new President in Region I and capacity building in Region II to sustainable mobility and new business opportunities in Region III and Region IV, today’s annual meetings in Bologna confirmed the FIA's commitment to putting power in the hands of all its Regions.

The 2022 Volunteers and Officials Awards, which recognise the tireless efforts of the men and women who are the backbone of motor sport competitions the world over, have been announced by the FIA Volunteers and Officials Commission.

The star-studded event honours the champions of 2022 from across the FIA motor sport spectrum in Bologna’s automotive heartland - The Ceremony will be broadcast at 9:30 pm CET on FIA channels – TikTok for the first time, Facebook & YouTube

- Polish rookie Eryk Goczal claims shock victory in Dubai International Baja - Female driver Aliyyah Koloc wins FIA Middle East Cup Drivers’ and T3 Championships - Cristiano de Sousa Batista pips Meshari Al-Thefiri to FIA World Cup T4 title

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the governing body of world motorsport and the federation of the world's leading motoring organizations, has entered into a multi-year agreement with Corpay’s Cross-Border business to become the “Official FX Payment Supplier of the FIA”.

Today, at the UNECE Headquarters in Geneva, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem and UNECE Executive Secretary Olga Algayerova met to reassert their joint commitment to build a safer, more sustainable and accessible mobility future, and facilitate cross border travel for motorists.

The following hearing of the International Court of Appeal will take place remotely:

At the end of three days of competition in the Ostbelgien Classic, the winners of the 2022 FIA Trophy for Historic Regularity Rallies are Patrick Lambert from Luxembourg and Yves Noelanders from Belgium.

As snow and cold temperatures gripped the east of Belgium, Jean-Jacques Martens and Aswin Pyck in the no3 Volvo PV444 ended the second day of the Ostbelgien Classic as the leading contender for the 2022 FIA Trophy for Historic Regularity Rallies after a full day of competition. The Belgian crew finished the day on 264.10 penalty points, 17.87 points ahead of the no7 BMW 2002 Ti of Patrick Lambert and Yves Noelanders.