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The second day of the FIA Women in Motorsport Seminar, hosted in Monaco, covered far-reaching topics, with distinguished guests joining the delegates to share different perspectives, knowledge and experiences.

On the occasion of the 2021 FIA Conference, the World Motor Sport Council convened today in Monaco for the second meeting of the year.

Monday’s Mobility session gave real-world examples from the FIA Mobility Worldwide programme of how Clubs can analyse, rationalise and diversify to build better for the future.

The Rallye Weiz in Austria has attracted 24 entries, where 18 EHRC crews will compete for points in Round 4 of the FIA European Historic Rally Championship from 10 different nations across Europe. The event, which made its debut on the FIA EHRC calendar in 2019, is based in the Styrian city of Weiz and runs from Thursday 15 to Saturday 17 July.

In the quest for a more sustainable future, our choices on powertrains must avoid short-term thinking and focus on a holistic view of energy provision, as yesterday’s meeting on the future of powertrain technologies revealed.

This session of the FIA Conference 2021 focused on how integrate the new habits and desires of the younger generations to inform the development of mid-to-long term strategic orientations of the sport and mobility clubs and the FIA.

The third international FIA Women in Motorsport Seminar got underway today, July 7, in the Principality of Monaco. Nearly 80 delegates from 68 countries joined the opening day of the two-day Seminar, which is designed to unite the motor sport community and its national sporting authorities, discuss and debate the challenges affecting women, and identify areas where promoting greater awareness and inclusivity within the sport can be accelerated.

Double-header duel on the streets of Brooklyn next up for all-electric single-seater series

John Elkann, Chairman of Ferrari, will be the official starter at the 89 th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, waving the French flag at 16:00 CET on August 21 to unleash the field of 62 cars.

New car boasts significant updates in safety and technology, while cost-control measures ensure that FIA-certified Formula 4 remains the world’s gold standard junior single-seater category