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Since its creation in 1954, the Automobile Club of Andorra (ACA) has always been working to serve its members, to promote a safer and more sustainable mobility and motor sport for all. Read below the full interview with ACA’s outgoing President Enric Pujal Torres, and discover the highlights of ACA activities in the area of Mobility over the last 8 years.

A month before the 2020/21 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship season opens in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia on February 26 & 27, Formula E reveals the set of races to follow the night-time double-header in the desert.

The 2021 FIA Junior WRC Championship will be contested across five FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) rounds in a bid to find the next star of the WRC.

New additions include pro-focussed GT Sprint and Endurance category for LMP3 cars Rallying to play significant role with tarmac stages at Sainte-Baume All six disciplines retained from 2019 edition

As part of a new programme aimed at promoting sustainable and electric mobility, the Automóvil Club del Uruguay (ACU) inaugurated two electric vehicle charging points at its Central Service Station in Montevideo and at its station in Maldonado.

Following the successful training of 130 new marshals in 2019, the Automóvel & Touring Clube de Moçambique (ATCM) has recently raised the flag of safety and organised an intensive training for marshals.

Following the earthquake in West Sulawesi and flooding in South Kalimantan on January 2021, Ikatan Motor Indonesia (IMI) launched a social responsibility and care programme to assist people affected by the disaster.

Reportage on a program in the benefit of Bolton University’ students, with the contribution of Robert Fernley, President of the FIA Single Seater Commission, focused on ground effect story in Formula 1. Broadcasted on Sky F1 TV.

Motorsport Australia at its new Melbourne headquarters has attained the highest level of recognition in the FIA's Environmental Accreditation Framework following completion of an extensive audit by the FIA last November.


Despite the many challenges of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Automóvil Club de Guatemala (ACG) has made great progress in 2020. Their 2020 Motor Sports Development plan was developed with two principal objectives in mind – to continue the development of a karting championship and to promote driver training at the grassroots level.