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In response to the global pandemic, the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) took action by deploying a number of initiatives in support of the Canadian health system and vulnerable members and users.

Thanks to an exclusive access to a high-level training programme, the FIA, with its FIA Stay Tuned Initiative, has successfully continued to help its Member Clubs face the obstacles of today and prepare for tomorrow as the global COVID-19 crisis is affecting them all over the world.

Despite the current circumstances and challenges, the Automobile Association of Slovenia (AMZS) and its patrols continue to deliver 24/7 roadside assistance across the country, prioritising road safety for members and drivers.

The 2020 FIA Road Safety Grants Programme call for applications will be open from May 18 until July 6 noon CET. The FIA allocates a total of up to 500,000 euros in support of the Transformation grants.

For thefirst time since 1955, Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix will not be held, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. AUTO looks back at the birth of the world’s most famous street race and what makes it one of global sport’s most iconic events

The FIA has concluded the 2019 edition of its ASN Reward Programme, which recognises improvements in motor sport event safety among member club applicants and provides them with additional financial support.

The FIA has expedited the opening of its 2020 Sport Grant Programme, and broadened the scope of the qualifying criteria, as part of a package of measures designed to help its member clubs manage the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on motor sport activities. ASNs and ACNs will be able to begin submitting applications with effect from 18 th May.

With contributions from all 10 team principals, drivers, FIA President Jean Todt, Chase Carey and Ross Brawn, the special video above takes us behind the scenes of Project Pitlane, reflecting on the here and now, as well as looking back on the past seven decades of F1 – and ahead to the positive future for the sport.

The Historic Motor Sport Commission President, Mr Paolo Cantarella, has said he expects to be able to communicate further news regarding events scheduled for late Summer and Autumn by the end of June at the latest.

In light of continued health concerns regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus), the organiser of the Bretagne World Rallycross of France at Lohéac, scheduled to take place on 5-6 September, has taken the decision to cancel the event, with the health and safety of everyone involved remaining the priority.