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- 2026 Formula 1 Regulations restructured - Regulations for game-changing entry-level touring car category set - Cars from 1991-2000 now eligible for historic motor sport competitions - Safeguarding Policy set out to protect all motor sport participants

Technical regulations for Rally1 and Rally2 cars to remain stable for next two seasons with strong focus placed on finalising 2027 regulations WMSC will conduct e-vote on 2026 Formula 1 regulations in coming weeks Opportunity for manufacturers to produce up to 300 exclusive GT3 homologation road cars with FIA branding

WRC Working Group presents key objectives for the next generation of regulations - informed by FIA fan survey and approved for next phase by the WMSC FIA sets out new vision for future of hydrogen fuel technology Drivers’ Committee presents Driving Standards Guidelines for circuit championships

During the recent World Motor Sport Council, members approved the appointments of Pernilla Solberg (Sweden), Emilia Abel (Estonia), Burcu Cetinkaya (Turkey), and Elise Racette (Canada) as either Commission Presidents or Chairpersons, with Natalie McGloin (UK) re-appointed as Chair of the FIA Disability and Accessibility Commission.

Document to provide a consistent reference point for drivers and officials around the world

The FIA World Motor Sport Council convened for its final meeting of 2023. The meeting was chaired by FIA Deputy President for Sport Robert Reid and WMSC members joining in person in Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan, and via video conference from around the world.

The following FIA sporting calendars for 2024 have been approved by the World Motor Sport Council when it convened in Baku earlier today, Wednesday 6 December.

At the World Motor Sport Council Strategy session at the Annual General Assemblies Week in Baku today, it was agreed to form a Working Group to evaluate and recommend the future direction of rallying.

The FIA World Motor Sport Council convened for its third meeting of 2023. The meeting was chaired by FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem with FIA Deputy President for Sport Robert Reid and WMSC members joining in person at the Federation’s offices in Geneva and via video conference.

The following FIA sporting calendars for 2024 have been approved by the World Motor Sport Council when it convened in Geneva earlier today, Thursday 19 October.