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The special communication award put in place through a collaboration between the FIA and ESE Entertainment’s Digital Motorsports has been won by the South African driver.

British Formula 4 Championship saw three different winners this weekend: Alex Dunne, who claimed his sixth victory of the season, Mercedes junior Daniel Guinchard who won his first maiden single-seater victory & Louis Sharp who scored 3 podiums including a race win. Spanish Formula 4 Championship saw Nikola Tsolov winning all three races in Valencia after having dominated the whole weekend.

FIA Member Club the Road Safety Institute (RSI) ‘Panos Mylonas’ is currently translating the Global Plan of the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021-2030 into Greek language in order to increase the Plan’s dissemination and visibility.

In a spirited drive, Finland’s Heikki Kovalainen and co-driver Sae Kitagawa got their Škoda Fabia R5 to the finish ahead of their rivals at the weekend’s Montre Rally, round two of the FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship’s Asia Cup.

The FIA Community pays tribute to Francesco Longanesi Cattani, passed away at the age of 70. He was for 10 years Director of the External Relations department at the FIA. Multilingual globe trotter, motor sport enthusiast, involved in Formula 1 and Rally with passion and dedication, he was also a great figure in the world of sailing and particularly in the America's cup through which he has achieved success and recognition. The FIA will remember him with affection and esteem. All our thoughts are with his family and friends.

The entry-level Karting Slalom category returns to the FIA Motorsport Games in France this October 26-30, offering female/male driver pairings aged 14-16 years the chance to compete and win medal honours for their home nation.

CUPRA EKS Adrien Tambay enjoyed a superb second round of the 2022 FIA ETCR eTouring Car World Cup for Race HU at the Hungaroring moving to the top of the Drivers’ Classification

FIA WTCR Race of Hungary Race 2 report

DRIVERS 1 – Max VERSTAPPEN (Red Bull Racing) 2 – Sergio PÉREZ (Red Bull Racing) 3 – George RUSSELL (Mercedes)

Toyota took its fifth consecutive 24 Hours of Le Mans victory as well as its third one-two finish in the race