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

Saudi Arabia’s journey towards its FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) debut takes a major step...

The FIA European Historic Rally Championship kicks off next week in Costa Brava. Iconic cars from 1991-2000 are now eligible to compete under updated regulations. Stay up to date with all the action on FIA EHRC social channels and FIA.com.

The Seychelles Karting Association (SKA), newly admitted as an FIA member following the December 2024 General Assemblies in Kigali, has achieved a major milestone with the government’s decision to remove import taxes on karts. This groundbreaking policy makes Seychelles the first country in Africa to implement such a measure, reinforcing its commitment to motorsport development and accessibility.

FIA Member Club the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) carried out a cold-weather EV test, reviewing the performance of electric vehicles in icy conditions and low temperaturesa

The FIA is pleased to announce new commercial partners for its One Road loyalty programme, bringing even more exclusive benefits to partipating Clubs’ members worldwide.

The Touring y Automóvil Club Paraguayo (TACPy) has partnered with Paraguay’s National Secretariat of Tourism (SENATUR) to enhance domestic tourism through three new travel experiences: Camino de la Esperanza , Areguá con Encanto , and Asunción, Guarania e Historia .

The Iraq Automobile and Motorcycle Federation (IAMF) continues to foster the future of motorsport by providing young drivers with opportunities to develop their skills and compete at a national level. The Iraqi Junior Championship for Cars – Karting Category, held at the Supersat Circuit in Sulaimaniyah, brought together rising talents from across the country, highlighting IAMF’s dedication to grassroots racing and youth development.

After a sustained evidence-based advocacy campaign, the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland (RACQ), one of Australia’s largest mobility clubs and a constituent Club of the Australian Automobile Association (AAA),has successfully secured a commitment from the Australian Government to invest $7.2 billion AUD in upgrading the Bruce Highway—one of Queensland’s most dangerous roads. This funding will enhance safety, reduce crashes, and improve connectivity for communities and businesses that rely on this critical transport corridor.

The FIA’s week of impactful discussions and commitments at the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety concluded with the second training of the FIA Safe Mobility 4 All and 4 Life programme — developed in partnership with UNITAR and the FIA Foundation.