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The FIA organises the FIA European Hill-Climb Cup (ECC) reserved for drivers. The FIA European Hill-Climb Cup comprises one or two region(s). Only holders of International Licences (competitor and drivers) delivered by an FIA-affiliated Club and valid for the current year are authorised to enter...

It is an extremely intense race for the driver, albeit a short one – a race against time on a narrow, winding road with an average length of between 5 and 7km.

The FIA organises the Alternaitve Energies Cup for holders of an International licence, taking part in the qualifying Events : Circuits, Hill-Climbs and Rallies. All vehicles must comply with the requirements of the current Technical regulations. Vehicles shall be classified according to the...

Five cars line-abreast at the start for short and sharp races of 4 to 6 laps on mixed surfaces, alternating between asphalt and gravel: these are the “explosive” ingredients of Rallycross, a discipline that first saw the light of day in 1967.

The FIA European Autocross Championship takes place on a flat or ondulating circuit on natural terrain with any kind of unsealed surface (no ditches or water crossings). A sealed starting area may be constructed. There will be a maximum of 12 events per year. There will be at least 4 laps in each...

What is a drag race? In basic terms, a drag race is an acceleration contest from a standing start between two vehicles over measured distance. These contests are started by means of an electronic device commonly called a "Christmas Tree". Upon leaving the starting line, each contestant activates a...

A Cross-Country Rally is a sporting event which the itinerary covers the territory of one or several countries. There are three types of Cross-Country event : Cross-Country Rally, Cross-Country Marathon Rally (Marathon) and Cross-Country Baja (Baja). A Cross-Country Rally is an event with a total...

The FIA organises the European Truck Racing Championship reserved for Race Trucks. The eligible vehicles are series production two-axle road tractor units. An ETRC event is organised over 2 days and made up of four “Championship” races: Day 1: 2 free practice sessions of 20 minutes 1 qualifying...

Touring Car competitions are climbing in the young drivers’ wish list. While the average age of the World Touring Car Championship’s competitors is consistently decreasing, a bunch of youngsters will be racing in the European Touring Car Cup. The FIA European Touring Car Cup reserved for Super 2000...

The FIA Formula 3 European championship intends to become again the foundation for the development and progression of aspiring and gifted young drivers, establishing a clear path all the way to F1. FIA Formula 3 European Championship "Single Event" entry form is available via the FIA website : http...