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The FIA President, Jean Todt, visited several countries in Latin America last week to raise awareness in a region where road crashes are a crucial challenge as well as to support the efforts of clubs to develop motor sport.

Jean Todt, President of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) announced that the car number 17 will be retired from the FIA Formula One World Championship in honour of Jules Bianchi.

The sport has lost one of the most talented drivers of this generation, from a family that has such a strong presence in the history of the sport. Jules Bianchi was a popular personality in F1, possessing the best of both human and sporting qualities. The FIA recognises the courage with which he...

Here are some highlights of the FIA Sport Conference 2015.

FIA President Jean Todt brought FIA Sport Conference 2015 in Mexico City to a close by telling delegates that the strength of the FIA lies in the talent within its member clubs.

One of day one’s major stars, the two-time Indy 500 winner talks about safety, the state of Formula One and the lureof the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Yesterday saw the opening of FIA MotorEx 2015 at the Banamex Centre, with FIA President Jean Todt on hand to launch the industry-focused partner event of FIA Sport Conference.

FIA President Jean Todt yesterday opened FIA Sport Conference 2015 in Mexico City, by telling delegates that motor sport must address five key objectives as it plans for the future.

Newsletter #1 - 2015 FIA Sport Conference