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Norbert Michelisz will form part of the Castrol Honda World Touring Car Team’s attack on the FIA World Touring Car Championship in 2017. This is what the 32-year-old from Hungary has said.

Winning streak ends for Nasser Al-Attiyah who retired with engine issues on the penultimate stage promoting Al-Naimi to the top step of the podium

FIA President Jean Todt attended the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI) Annual Awards on 3 February to honour the country’s 2016 national champions.

The all-new specification World Rally Cars head for another fresh challenge as the second round of the FIA World Rally Championship takes the contenders to the snowy and remote forests of Sweden and Norway for the only true winter round in the series.

Nick Heidfeld is a veteran of the FIA Formula E Championship: he was present in Beijing for the very first race of the series on 13 September 2014 – in fact he almost won it – and he is still competing today. He now drives for the Mahindra team, having carried the Venturi colours in the first season and so he is ideally placed to evaluate how the first ever series for completely electrically-powered single-seater cars has evolved in these two and a bit years.

The Australian Automobile Association (AAA) has called on the Australian Government to fund an inquiry into Australia’s rising road toll as new figures show almost no progress has been made in reducing deaths since the National Road Safety Strategy (NRSS) was agreed by all Australian governments in 2011

Toyota takes the fight to Porsche in LMP1 in battle of hybrid technology, while LMP1 Privateer ByKolles looking for competitive 2017 season. In LMP2, ORECA 07s go head-to-head in hands of teams old and new, and Porsche GT returns in strength to contest GT World Championship with Aston Martin, Ferrari and Ford

The school journey is fraught with danger for children in Africa, but now the FIA Foundation is working with other groups to create effective road safety solution.

The “Junior Co-Pilot” project launched by the Automobil Clubul Român in January 2016 with the support of the FIA Road Safety Grant Programme continues on its way to success

Swiss Club TCS is taking an innovative approach to persuading pedestrians and other road users to increase their visibility at night by designing a range of clothing that not only improves their safety but which makes them more stylish