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Safe mobility and easy commuting to school are at the heart of access to education. The Chevron Street Wide Programme, supported by Chevron Thailand and the AIP Foundation, engage youth to be a part of the solution to empower safer road users.

The first karts equipped with OK-N engines took to the track during an official demonstration run at the final round of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK and OK-Junior in Franciacorta (ITA) on July 7.

The 2022 FIA Junior WRC Championship is set to compete on the flat-out and unforgiving stages of Rally Estonia with a thrilling championship fight on its hands.

The FIA Women in Motorsport Commission is pleased to unveil the names of the 14 girls from around the world who will take the next step in the programme at the Circuit Paul Ricard. This selection follows a worldwide detection among 146 national sporting authorities (ASNs), with each nominating promising young drivers with national or international racing experience.

FIA Member Club the Asociación Hondureña de Automovilismo Deportivo (AHAD) and the Televicentro Foundation launched two educational campaigns: one entitled ‘Un Mismo Camino, Un Mismo Respeto’ (‘Same road, same respect’) to encourage all road users, in particular drivers and cyclists, to share the road in a safe and respectful way and the other one entitled ‘Todos tienen una meta por alcanzar, no interrumpas su camino!’ (‘Everyone has a goal to reach, don't interrupt their journey!’) to encourage road users to stay focused while on the road.

With just six races of the season remaining, this weekend’s North American double-header could prove critical for 2021/22 title hopefuls.

Maxime Martin became the first non-CUPRA EKS driver to be crowned King of the Weekend after an emphatic display by the Romeo Ferraris driver at his home Circuit Zolder for Race BE, the fourth round of the FIA ETCR eTouring Car World Cup.

On 30 May, FIA Member Club the Bosnia and Herzegovina Automobile Club (BIHAMK) launched a campaign entitled 'Helmets for Safety' to raise awareness of the importance of wearing UN standard certified motorcycle helmets. Supported by the FIA Road Safety Grants Programme, this project aims to reduce the number of fatalities and serious injuries among motorcycle and moped drivers on Bosnia and Herzegovina's roads.

The FIA confirms that Michael Masi has decided to leave the FIA and relocate to Australia to be closer to his family and take on new challenges. He oversaw a three-year period as FIA Formula 1 Race Director and Safety Delegate following the sudden passing of Charlie Whiting in 2019, carrying out the numerous functions he was tasked with in a professional and dedicated manner. The FIA thanks him for his commitment and wishes him the best for the future.

Erik van Loon tops FIA T3 standings; T4 success for Brazil’s Cristiano de Sousa Batista.