FIA ANNOUNCES WORLD MOTOR SPORT COUNCIL DECISIONS

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16.12.20

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.

 
The following is a summary of the decisions taken during the meeting:
 
FIA Formula One World Championship
The World Council congratulated the entire Formula 1 community for the remarkable achievement of completing 17 events in the wake of the global pandemic, and FIA President Jean Todt thanked Formula 1 Chairman and CEO Chase Carey for his significant contributions to the sport since 2017 as he will move to the position of Non-Executive Chairman at the end of this year and welcome Stefano Domenicali as the new CEO.
 
The 2021 FIA Formula One World Championship calendar is as follows:

21 March

Australia

Melbourne

28 March

Bahrain

Sakhir

11 April

China

Shanghai

25 April

TBC

TBC

9 May

Spain

Barcelona**

23 May

Monaco

Monaco

6 June

Azerbaijan

Baku

13 June

Canada

Montreal

27 June

France

Le Castellet

4 July

Austria

Spielberg

18 July

Great Britain

Silverstone

1 August

Hungary

Budapest

29 August

Belgium

Spa-Francorchamps

5 September

Netherlands

Zandvoort

12 September

Italy

Monza

26 September

Russia

Sochi

3 October

Singapore

Singapore

10 October

Japan

Suzuka

24 October

USA

Austin

31 October

Mexico

Mexico City

14 November

Brazil

São Paulo

28 November

Saudi Arabia

Jeddah*

5 December

Abu Dhabi

Yas Marina

 *Subject to circuit homologation
**Subject to promoter agreement
 
FIA World Rally Championship
Amendments to the FIA WRC Sporting Regulations include the awarding of additional Power Stage points to Manufacturers, to be scored by the two best-placed drivers nominated by a team and finishing in the top five of the final stage, with the aim to add an additional dimension to the Manufacturers’ battle.
 
Following Pirelli’s implementation as a new single supplier in 2021, nine additional test days have been allocated to each WRC manufacturer to adapt to the new tyres to be used through the 2021 season.
 
A number of changes have been adopted to clarify the requirements for the WRC2 class. Participating teams in the category now have to register no later than the closing date of the fifth round of the 2021 season. To score points, a team must enter two cars in a maximum of seven rallies, including a minimum of one round outside of Europe.
 
WRC2 Drivers and Teams will be required to nominate to score points as they enter an event and as a result, registered Drivers can enter additional rallies as Priority 2 without scoring points. In regards to points scoring, the highest number of points from six of the seven nominated rallies will count.
 
Owing to the success of the Power Stage points for the WRC, the same format will now be extended to the WRC2 and WRC3 categories.
 
In WRC3, with the view to restore pre-COVID regulations, the number of rallies counting for the championship has been reinstated from five to seven, with the best five rounds counting for the championship points. Specific requirements have also been added to restrict the class entry to aspiring drivers developing their skills.
 
To ensure the value of the WRC championship, at least half of the events scheduled on the initial calendar will have to be held for titles to be awarded. In the support championships, the FIA will have the possibility to adjust the minimum number of participations and number of events taken into account, should the number of qualifying events be less than scheduled initially.
 
The number of counting rounds for the Junior WRC Championship has been returned to five from four set in this year’s regulations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
FIA World Endurance Championship
As previously agreed by e-vote, 2021 FIA World Endurance Championship sporting regulations have been outlined, with stimulating championship growth, creating sporting fairness and cost control as key targets.
 
A simplified qualifying format will return, with the fastest time of just one driver per car forming the grid instead of the two-driver aggregated time used in recent years. There will be two distinct 10‐minute sessions, one for Hypercar and LMP2 classes and one for LMGTEs (Bronze-rated driver to qualify will be mandatory in LMGTE Am).
 
No change to LMP2 driver line-ups with at least one Silver or Bronze driver required in each team. There will, however, be a new and specific classification in the LMP2 category for teams who have Bronze drivers.
 
As the 2021 season will see the introduction of the new Le Mans Hypercar category, there will be more pre- and in-season testing. LMP2 and LMGTE Am classes will also benefit from additional testing mileage.
 
As part of ongoing efforts to implement cost-saving measures, competitors in Hypercar will be restricted to 40 operational staff or 43 for cars with hybrid systems (except for 24 Hours of Le Mans).

The 24 Hours of Le Mans event will span 10 days rather than two weeks. Scrutineering and pre-race checks will take place on the Friday and Saturday the week before the race and will count both for the Test Day on the Sunday before the race and for the 24 Hours of Le Mans itself. The practice and qualifying sessions have also been revised.
 
FIA World Rallycross Championship
Following the official Request for Proposal process for a new promoter, the members have been updated with the aim of finalising a decision at the beginning of 2021.

The provisional 2021 FIA World RX (RX1) calendar (including RX2e and Euro RX) is as follows:
 

22-23 May

Belgium

Spa-Francorchamps * [1, 2, 3]

12-13 June

Norway

Hell-Lanke * [2, 3]

19-20 June

Finland

Kouvola * [1]

03-04 July

Sweden

Höljes * [1, 2, 3] 

24-25 July

Spain

Barcelona-Catalunya * [1, 2] 

31 July-01 August

Germany

Nürburgring * [2]

21-22 August

TBA

(Europe) * [3]

04-05 September

France

Lohéac * [1, 2, 3]

15-16 October

TBA

(Middle East /Asia)

27-28 November

South Africa

Killarney

Provisional calendar, with all Events subject to final agreement with the new promoter.
*Events to include rounds of the FIA RX2e [2] and/or FIA European RX1 [1] and/or European RX3 [3] Championships
 
ABB FIA Formula E Championship
Ahead of the 2020/21 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, the World Motor Sport Council has today confirmed an updated calendar of races in sets. The first set of confirmed races (rounds one-four) consists of two double-headers, first in Santiago (January 16 and 17) then in Diriyah (February 26 and 27). Races in Mexico City and Sanya have been postponed until later in the year.

All calendar races will be announced later depending on the sanitary situation.

FIA Karting Championships
The following information relating to supplier tenders was detailed by the FIA Karting Commission.

Panta was selected as exclusive supplier of fuel in the 2021 FIA Karting Championships – Europe (except Superkart).
 
KG s.a.s. was selected as exclusive supplier of a CIK-FIA homologated front fairing mounting kit in the 2021, 2022 and 2023 FIA Karting Championships, Cups and Trophies (except Superkart).
 
Regarding the exclusive supply of tyres in the 2021 FIA Karting Championships (except Superkart) it was decided to launch a revised invitation to tender to select an exclusive supplier of tyres for season 2021 of all FIA Karting Championships (except Superkart).
 
The 2021 FIA Karting calendars are as follows:

FIA Karting World Championship - OK

28-31 October

Brazil

Birigui

FIA Karting World Championship - Junior

28-31 October 

Brazil  

Birigui

FIA Karting World Championship - KZ

02-05 September

Sweden

Kristianstad

FIA Karting European Championship - OK

15-18 April

Spain

Zuera

13-16 May

Belgium

Genk

27-30 May

France

Aunay-Les-Bois*

08-11 July

Italy 

Sarno

FIA Karting European Championship – Junior

15-18 April

Spain

Zuera

13-16 May

Belgium

Genk

27-30 May

France

Aunay-Les-Bois*

08-11 July

Italy

Sarno

FIA Karting European Championship - KZ

29 April-02 May

Italy

Adria

17-20 June

Germany

Wackersdorf

FIA Karting European Championship - KZ2

29 April-02 May

Italy  

Adria

17-20 June

Germany

Wackersdorf

FIA Karting European Championship - Superkart

22-24 October 

France

Le Mans - Bugatti*

FIA Karting International Super Cup - KZ2

02-05 September 

Sweden  

Kristianstad

FIA Karting Academy Trophy

29 April-02 May 

   Italy

Adria

17-20 June

Germany

Wackersdorf

02-05  September

Sweden   

Kristianstad

* subject to track homologation or re-homologation
 
FIA WTCR - World Touring Car Cup
The 2021 FIA World Touring Car Cup sporting and technical regulations have been approved. A new event format, composed of two free practice sessions, one qualifying and two races, has been approved.
 
The FIA WTCR Rookie Driver Title has been redefined as the FIA WTCR Junior Driver Title. An all-new FIA WTCR Female Drivers Title will also be introduced for 2021, provided a minimum of three entries will be received.

The 2021 WTCR calendar is as follows:

15-16 May

Hungary

Hungaroring

22-23 May

Slovakia

Slovakia Ring NOTE

04-05 June

Germany

Nürburgring, Nordschleife

26-27 June

Portugal

Vila Real

10-11 July

Spain

Motorland Aragon

09-10 October

Korea

Inje Speedium NOTE

06-07 November

China

TBA

20-21 November

Macau

Circuito De Guia

NOTE: subject to promoter agreement

FIA Regional Rally Championships
The calendars for the 2021 FIA Regional Rally Championships are confirmed as follows:

FIA European Rally Championship

12-14 March

Portugal

Rallye Fafe*

25-27 March

Portugal

Azores Rallye

06-08 May

Spain

Rally Islas Canarias1

18-20 June

Poland

78 Rally Poland1

01-03 July (TBC)

Latvia

Rally Liepaja*1

23-25 July

Italy

Rally di Roma Capitale*1

27-29 August

Czech Republic

Barum Czech Rally Zlin*1

22-24 October

Hungary

Rally Hungary NOTE 1

1 Round of the FIA ERC Junior Championships
 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Alps Rally Trophy

08-10 April

Italy

67 Rallye Sanremo

07-09 May

France

Rallye Ain Jura

27-29 May

Switzerland

Rallye du Chablais

21-23 October

Switzerland

Rallye International du Valais

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Balkan Rally Trophy

24-25 April

Turkey

Esok Rally*

14-16 May

Bulgaria

Rally Bulgaria

11-13 June

Bulgaria

Rally Sliven

03-04 July

Romania

Bacau Rally*

24-26 September

Serbia

Serbia Rally*

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Baltic Rally Trophy

01-03 July TBC

Latvia

Rally Liepaja*

TBC

Lithuania

Rally Rokiskis*

TBC

Estonia

Rally Estonia*

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Benelux Rally Trophy

25-26 June

Belgium

Ypres Rally

09-10 July

Luxembourg

Rallye Lëtzebuerg

28-29 August

Belgium

Aarova Rally

05-07 November

Belgium

Rallye du Condroz*

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Celtic Rally Trophy

20-21 March

Ireland

West Cork Rally*

02-03 April

Great Britain

Circuit of Ireland International Rally*

18-20 June

Ireland

Donegal International Rally*

25-26 June

Belgium

Ypres Rally*

20-21 August

Great Britain

Ulster International Rally*

04-05 September

TBA

TBA

25-26 September

Ireland

Cork 20 International Rally*

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Central Rally Trophy

26-28 March

Czech Republic

40. Valasska Rally Valmez

21-22 May

Czech Republic

48. Rallye Cesky Krumlov

10-12 June

Croatia

Zagreb Open - 47. INA delta rally

15-17 July

Austria

Rallye Weiz

05-07 August

Poland

29 Rally Rzeszow

09-11 September

Slovenia

9. MAHLE Rally Nova Gorica

14-16 October

Germany

57. ADAC 3 Städte Rallye

04-06 November

Germany

24. Int. ADMV-Lausitz-Rallye

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Iberian Rally Trophy

08-10 April

Spain

Rally Sierra Morena*

13-15 May

Spain

Rally Villa de Adeje*

05-07 August

Portugal

Rali Vinho da Madeira

10-11 September

Spain

57 Rallye Princesa de Asturias Ciudad de Oviedo

05-07 November

Spain

Rallye La Nucia-Mediterraneo*

19-20 November

Portugal

Rally Casinos do Algarve

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Scandinavian Rally Trophy

14-15 May

Sweden

South Swedish Rally

18-19 June

Finland

Pohjanmaa Ralli

27-28 August

Denmark

Sydhavsrally

 
FIA European Rally Trophy – Final

04-06 November

Germany

24. Int. ADMV-Lausitz-Rallye

 
FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship – Asia Cup

04-07 February

Japan

Rally of Tsumagoi

26-28 March

India

South Inda Rally*

10-12 September

Japan

Rally Hokkaido

22-24 October

China

Rally Longyou*

 
FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship – Pacific Cup

16-18 April

New Zealand

Rally Otago

14-16 May

New Zealand

International Rally of Whangarei

15-17 October

Australia

Adelaide Hills Rally*

20-21 November

Australia

Coffs Harbour Rally*

 
FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship – Final

20-21 November

Australia

Coffs Harbour Rally*

 
FIA Middle East Rally Championship

28-30 January

Qatar

Manateq Qatar International Rally

18-20 February

Oman

Rally of Oman

20-22 May

Jordan

Jordan Rally

03-05 September

Lebanon

Rally of Lebanon

24-26 September

Cyprus

Cyprus Rally

04-06 November

Kuwait

Rally of Kuwait

 
FIA African Rally Championship

19-21 March

Rwanda

Rwanda Mountain Gorilla Rally*

23-25 April

Kenya

Equator Rally Kenya*

25-26 July

Tanzania

Rally of Tanzania*

20-22 August

Uganda

Pearl of Africa Uganda Rally*NOTE

24-26 July

Zambia

Zambia International Rally*

05-06 November

South Africa

Rally of South Africa*

 
FIA CODASUR Rally Championship

12-14 March

Paraguay

Rally Transitapúa

16-18 April

Argentina

Rally de Argentina

21-23 May

Brazil

Rally de Erechim

23-25 July

Bolivia

Rally de Santa Cruz

19-21 November

Uruguay

Rally del Atlántico

 
FIA NACAM Rally Championship

12-13 March

Mexico

Rally Montanas

28-30 May

Barbados

Rally Barbados

02-04 July

Canada

Rallye International Baie des Chaleurs

13-14 August

Mexico

Rally Guanajuato

26-28 August

Mexico

Rally Sierra Juarez

27-28 November

Mexico

Rally Colima

 
FIA RGT Cup

21-24 January

Monaco

Rallye Monte Carlo

07-09 May

France

Rallye Ain Jura

25-26 June

Belgium

Ypres Rally

23-25 July

Italy

Rally di Roma Capitale*

14-17 October

Spain

RallyRACC Catalunya – Rally de Espana

 
To ensure the value of FIA Regional Rally Championships titles, all results are now taken into account for the final classification when the championship is held over four events or less, regardless of the criteria required for each championship. Additionally, the format of the championships and rallies has been updated, with a trend towards slightly shorter and more compact rallies in order to reduce costs in the context of the current health crisis.
 
In the European Rally Championship, the ERC Junior class will be reserved for drivers entered with Rally3 cars, with the objective to reduce season costs and create a more accessible pathway for young drivers coming from two-wheel drive categories. In order to ease this pathway, the FIA ERC promoter will offer attractive prizes for both the ERC3 and ERC Junior Champions.
 
FIA World Cup for Cross Country – Rallies and Bajas
In addition to the 2021 FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas schedule published following the latest Council, calendars for the 2021 FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies and the 2021 FIA European Cup for Cross-Country Bajas are now also confirmed as follows:
 
FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies

08-13 April

Portugal

BP Ultimate Portugal Cross-Country Rally

12-17 May

Spain

Andalucía Rally

07-13 June

Kazakhstan

Rally Kazakhstan

01-11 July

Russia

Silk Way Rally

07-13 October

Morocco

Rallye du Maroc

06-12 November

United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge

28 November - 03 December

Saudi Arabia

Hail Rally

 
FIA European Cup for Cross-Country Bajas

23-25 July

Spain

Baja Spain

12-15 August

Hungary

Hungarian Baja

26-29 August

Poland

Baja Poland

09-12 September

Italy

Italian Baja

28-30 October

Portugal

Baja Portalegre

 
FIA Off-Road Commission
FIA European Autocross Championship
The calendars for the 2020 FIA European Autocross Championships (including Cross Car and Academy Trophy) are confirmed as follows:

15-16 May

Germany

Seelow [1, 2, 3, 4, 6]

05-06 June

Latvia

Musa [1, 2, 3, 4]

12-13 June

Lithuania

Vilkyciai [1, 2, 3, 4]

26-27 June

Germany

Matschenberg [1, 2, 3, 5]

03-04 July

Czech Republic

Nová Paka [1, 2, 3, 4]

17-18 July

France

St-Georges-de-Montaigu [1, 2, 3, 6]

31 July-01 August

Netherlands

Toldijk [1, 2, 3]

21-22 August

Czech Republic

Prerov [1, 2, 3, 5, 6]

18-19 September

France

St-Igny-de-Vers [1, 2, 3, 5]

25-26 September

Italy

Maggiora [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

09-10 October

Spain

Mollerussa [5, 6]

 
Categories: [1] Super Buggy ; [2] Buggy1600 ; [3] Junior Buggy; [4] Touring AX Cup; [5] Cross Car Sr; [6] Cross Car Academy Trophy
 
FIA Hill Climb Commission
Should the 2021 FIA European Hill Climb Championship be affected by COVID-19 again, a new provision has been added to the Sporting Regulations, setting at five the minimum of rounds to take place to validate the FIA titles. For the FIA International Hill Climb Cup, that minimum number has been defined at three.
 
FIA GT Commission
The Technical Regulations for a new class of vehicle, FIA Electric GT, have been approved.

The World Council members were given an update regarding the Call for an Expression of Interest that was launched for the promotion of an FIA Electric GT competition, following the previous WMSC meeting in October, with the aim of finalising a decision at the beginning of 2021.

FIA Touring Car Commission
The World Council members were given an update regarding the Call for an Expression of Interest that was launched for the promotion of an FIA Electric Touring Car competition, following the previous WMSC meeting in October, with the aim of finalising a decision at the beginning of 2021.
 
FIA Truck Racing Commission
The 2021 FIA European Truck Racing Championship sporting and technical regulations have been approved.

A minimum of three events will have to be contested for the FIA ETRC Drivers' and Teams' titles to be awarded. Additionally, there will be more flexibility regarding event formats, allowing the promoter to organise a day of competition consisting three races, if justified.

It was approved to invite interested parties to supply biofuel to the teams competing in the 2021 FIA ETRC season.
 
FIA Drag Racing Commission
The 2021 FIA European Drag Racing calendar has been approved as follows, but will remain subject to conditions that permit the return of spectators to events being in place, due to the economic position of European drag racing:

Provisional 2021 FIA European Drag Racing Calendar

28-31 May

United Kingdom

Santa Pod Raceway

10-13 June

Sweden

Tierp Arena

8-10 July

Finland

Kauhava*

12-15 August

Sweden

Tierp Arena

27-29 August

Germany

Hockenheimring

9-12 September

United Kingdom

Santa Pod Raceway

*Top Fuel and Pro Modified competitions only
All events remain subject to ASN Approval
 
The 2021 FIA European Drag Racing Championship sporting and technical regulations have been approved.
 
FIA Drifting Commission
The Russian Drift Series LLC has been approved as the promoter of the FIA Intercontinental Drifting Cup for a term of three years. The first event is planned to take place in Riga, Latvia on a date to be confirmed and subject to a contract with the local organisers.
 
FIA Electric and New Energy Commission
The 2021 Electric and New Energy Championships calendar is approved as follows:
 2021 E-Rally Regularity Cup

17-18 April

Spain

Eco Rally de la Com. Valenciana

20-22 May

Czech Republic

9th Czech New Energies Rallye

19-20 June

Portugal

Portugal Eco Rally 

08-10 July

Iceland

eRally Iceland 2021 

09-10 September

Slovenia

MAHLE 4th Eco Rally

01-03 October

Spain

Eco-Rally Bilbao

20-24 October

Monaco

6e eRallye Monte-Carlo

11-13 November

Italy

ECO-Dolomites GT

 
Solar Car Races

30-31 July

Japan

Suzuka Solar Car Race 2021

       
FIA Single-Seater Commission
Significant changes to the Sporting and Technical regulations for the FIA Formula 2 and Formula 3 Championships were approved.  The Sporting Regulations have been updated and further aligned with those in the FIA Formula One World Championship.
 
The 2021 Regulations in general have been amended to include significant cost cutting measures, and in order to achieve this, F2 and F3 will no longer run on the same race weekend due to time constraints.

FIA Historic Motor Sport Commission

It has been agreed that should the 2021 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship and FIA Historic Hill Climb Championship be affected by COVID-19 again, a new provision has been added to their respective Sporting Regulations, setting at four the minimum of rounds to take place to validate the FIA titles.
 
2021 FIA European Historic Sporting Rally Championship calendar

11-13 March

Spain

69 Rally Costa Brava

09-11 April

Italy

36° Sanremo Rally Storico

06-08 May

Czech Republic

30. Historic Vltava Rally

27-29 May

Spain

Rally Asturias Historico

24-26 June

Hungary

54. Mecsek Rallye

15-17 July

Austria

Rally Weiz

13-14 August

Finland

Lahti Historic Rally

23-25 September

Italy

33. Rally Elba Storico

21-23 October

Switzerland

Rallye International du Valais

 
2021 FIA Historic Hill Climb Championship calendar

23-25 April

Austria

Rechberg

28-30 May

Czech Republic

Ecce Homo Sternberk

18-20 June

Slovenia

GHD Gorjanci

02-04 July

Italy

Trento Bondone

09-11 July

Italy

Cesana Sestriere

27-29 August

Slovenia

GHD Petrol Ilirska Bistrica

17-19 September

Croatia

Buzetski Dani

24-26 September

Italy

Coppa Chianti Classico

 
2021 FIA Historic Formula 3 European Cup

16-18 July

Netherlands

Zandvoort

 
Other Historic Circuit and Regularity calendars will be decided later.
 
Upcoming World Motor Sport Council Meetings
Dates of the FIA World Motor Sport Council meetings in 2021 have been approved as follows:

05 March 2021

Geneva

09 July 2021

Monaco, on the occasion of the FIA Sport and Mobility Conference

15 October 2021

Paris

15 December 2021

Paris, on the occasion of the FIA Annual General Assembly

 
Motor Sport Strategy and #PurposeDriven movement
A motor sport strategy was presented and discussed with the council members and an extensive consultation will be organised.
 
Further details of the FIA’s #PurposeDriven movement, which aims to show how motor sport and mobility can bring improvements to a wider society, was revealed.  
 
#PurposeDriven is built on the key pillars of improved health and safety on road and track, protecting our environment, diversity and inclusion and community development. #PurposeDriven amplifies the impact of a wide range of relevant projects delivered by the FIA and other motor sport stakeholders, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. 
 
FIA International Series
The WMSC has decided to remove the International Series from the scope of the Appendix S of the International Sporting Code  (FIA Covid-19 Code of Conduct) .

FIA Medical Commission
It was confirmed that Professor Gérard Saillant will step down from his role as President of the FIA Medical Commission. A special tribute was given to him for his strong leadership together with FIA Administration. He co-ordinated the medical protocol against COVID-19 that enabled Formula 1 to be the first international sporting competition to restart this year – and other FIA championships to follow.
 
Professor Saillant will continue as an advisor to the Commission. He will be succeeded by the current Vice-President Dr Dino Altmann of Brazil. Dr Ian Roberts will become the new Vice-President of the Commission.

Following the guidance of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), FIA has adopted its anti-doping regulations which will be effective on 1st January 2021.
 
FIA Safety Commission
The Commission President, Sir Patrick Head, presented the updated safety standard for entry-level competition seats. The 2020 accident statistics were presented. The FIA President reinforced the need to learn from the accident and reminded the council members of the FIA’s Vision Zero ambition. It was confirmed that the next FIA Race Director and Stewards seminars have been scheduled for the first week of February 2021.
 
FIA Manufacturers’ Commission
The new President of the FIA Manufacturers’ Commission Professor Burkhard Göschel presented a situation analysis on the opportunities to develop added value between customers, authorities and manufacturers for the FIA.
 
FIA Environment and Sustainability Commission
Chairman of the Commission – President Felipe Calderón – presented an environmental strategy, approved by the council members. It will be announced in the coming days.
 
2021 FIA Commissions
FIA President Jean Todt thanked the exiting Commission Presidents Paolo Cantarella, Stefano Domenicali and Pr. Gérard Saillant for their strong commitment and their unique contribution to their respective Commission.

Find below the list of 2021 FIA Commission Presidents:

 

Commission

President

Nationality

Rally Commission

W. CHRISTIE

NZL

World Rally Championship Commission

C. BARBOSA

PRT

Cross-Country Rally Commission

Ms J. KLEINSCHMIDT

DEU

GT Commission

Ms L. GADE

GBR

Touring Car Commission

A. GOW

GBR

Hill Climb Commission

I. LAHOUD

LBN

Historic Motor Sport Commission

J. NAYLOR

IRL

Off-Road Commission

G. OLAH

HUN

Drag Racing Commission

L. PETTERSSON

SWE

Truck Racing Commission

M. VIDAL PERUCHO

ESP

Electric and New Energy Championships Commission

S. GACHOT

FRA

Circuits Commission

G. SILBERMANN

USA

Homologation Regulations Commission

X. SCHENE

BEL

Medical Commission

Dr. D. ALTMANN

BRA

Land Speed Records Commission

R. BANOWETZ

USA

Safety Commission

P. HEAD

GBR

Women in Motorsport Commission

Ms M. MOUTON

FRA

Volunteers and Officials Commission

C. SYN

SGP

Single-Seater Commission

R. FERNLEY

GBR

Endurance Commission

R. MILLE

FRA

Drivers’ Commission

T. KRISTENSEN

DNK

CIK – International Karting Commission

F. MASSA

BRA

Closed Road Commission

R. REID

GBR

Drifting Commission

A. IIDA

JPN

Digital Motor Sport Commission

Ms A. NORKQVIST

SWE

Environment and Sustainability Commission

F. CALDERON

MEX

Disability and Accessibility Commission

 

Manufacturer's Commision

Ms N. McGLOIN

 

M. Burkhard GÖSCHEL

GBR

 

DEU