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Supported by the FIA, and as part of the India Development Program , the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI) is leading a nationwide Stewards' Training Program aimed at enhancing stewarding capabilities across the country.

A Japanese delegation attended last month’s Mexico City E-Prix on a fact-finding mission ahead of the inaugural Tokyo E-Prix, which will stage round five of the 2023-24 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship campaign on 30 March.

FIA Member Club Motorsport Australia and its merchandise and apparel partner, S-Trend, have joined forces to improve their carbon footprint by recycling thousands of plastic bottles in 2023.

Representatives of FIA Sport Clubs from around the world have gathered for their annual regional sessions during the General Assemblies week in Baku. They reflected on a year of achievement and shared their optimism for a similarly productive 2024.

In a major step forward, the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI) launched the Indian Development Program (IDP) in September 2023, with a vision to create an inclusive future and put India at the forefront of racing.

MotorSport New Zealand has implemented an advanced digital platform, MotorSport OnLine ( www.automobile.cc) , developed by sports technology specialist Sportsground Ltd. This Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution signifies a substantial advancement in managing driver licensing, vehicle operations, event coordination, and member management.

Five accomplished Australian senior medical officials took center stage at the September Singapore Grand Prix, marking a significant collaboration between Motorsport Australia, the Singapore GP Organising Committee, and the global FIA Women in Motor Sport campaign.

Launched in 2021 by MotorSport New Zealand, the Sustainability Fund aims to offset carbon emissions produced by motor sport competitors. Today, it continues to shape the motor sport landscape, emphasising a commitment to a more eco-friendly future. The Fund also makes a significant impact on vital environmental projects, such as the Hereweka Harbour Cone Trust's native bush regeneration efforts on the Otago Peninsula.

Throughout 2023, the Korea Automobile Racing Association (KARA) has actively conducted training sessions designed to benefit officials at all experience levels. These sessions have provided valuable guidance to both beginners and seasoned participants, helping them enhance their performance in their respective roles.

Co-hosted by the Federation of Automobile and Motorcycle Sports of China (CAMF), Heilongjiang Provincial Sports Bureau, and the People’s Government of Daqing, the 3rd China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Festival revved into action from August 12-16 in Daqing Racing Town. This prestigious event showcased a thrilling array of motorsport competitions, including the China Drift Championship, China Drag Racing Championship, China Motocross Championship, China Off-Road Championship, and Motorcycle X-Trial Invitational Competition.