2021 Rallye Monte-Carlo - Sunday report

Transcript of the post-event press conference organised by the FIA for the 2021 Rallye Monte-Carlo.

2021 Rallye Monte-Carlo - Sunday afternoon

Sébastien Ogier took a huge step towards securing a historic eighth Rallye Monte-Carlo win on Saturday after recapturing the lead to head a clean sweep of the podium places for Toyota Gazoo Racing.

Maya Weug, the Dutch/Belgian driver born in Spain, has made history not only by becoming the first FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars driver to join the Ferrari Driver Academy, but the first-ever female to do so. 

Elfyn Evans led Rallye Monte-Carlo after Friday’s second leg – but the Welshman was under severe pressure from angry FIA World Champion Sébastien Ogier.

The 2021 FIA World Rally Championship season is set to get underway with the famous Rallye Monte-Carlo on January 21-24.

Our four finalists visited Maranello, renowned worldwide as the home of Ferrari and the Scuderia Ferrari, the only team to have taken part in all the Formula 1 World Championship seasons. After the mandatory PCR tests prior to arrival in Italy, as well as on-site at the Academy, the drivers have undertaken a full medical, nutritional and physical assessment, as well as a media workshop and technical training. Some of these educational modules aim to train the drivers to use their talent in the best possible way and learn how to communicate effectively.

The countdown to rallying’s most wide-ranging talent detection programme has begun: the very first FIA Rally Star selections are less than a month away.

The entry list for the 2021 FIA World Endurance Championship includes 33 full-season entrants from 12 different countries plus a record number of teams competing in both the LMP2 and LMGTE Am categories.

Formula 1 can today confirm that the 2021 FIA Formula One World Championship will open its season in Bahrain between 26th-28th March.

In 2021, let us continue to raise motor sport and mobility to new heights, and to ensure good health and safety first.

The 2020 FIA champions were honoured in the first-ever virtual Prize Giving ceremony, hosted by FIA President Jean Todt in Geneva, as a glittering finale to the FIA Annual General Assembly Week

The 2020 FIA Annual General Assembly is held in Geneva and in digital format.

On the occasion of the FIA Annual General Assembly Week in Geneva, the World Motor Sport Council convened today for the fourth and final meeting of 2020. The meeting was hosted in Geneva by FIA President Jean Todt with FIA Deputy President for Sport Graham Stoker and WMSC members joining in a large majority via video conference from locations across the globe.

First barrels of 100 % sustainable fuel, made from bio waste and developed to stringent F1 specifications, delivered this week to Power Unit manufacturers Part of an ambitious environmental strategy approved during the FIA’s Annual General Assembly week, aiming at carbon neutrality from 2021 and net zero status by 2030 FIA-President Jean Todt said: “FIA takes its responsibility in leading motor sport and mobility into a low carbon future to reduce the environmental impacts of our activities and contribute to a greener planet.” All F1 drivers advocate for the environment in a new video

1.4 million people lose their lives on the world's roads each year. In his book published today, in French, Jean Todt is making proposals to put an end to this other pandemic.