Formula 1 is delighted to announce that the Miami Grand Prix at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL will join the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship under a ten year deal. The exact date of the race on the 2022 calendar will be set out at a later time.

On 16 April, on the occasion of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, the FIA-JCDecaux #3500LIVES Global Road Safety Campaign gathered further momentum with the launch of a new visual. Bringing together FIA Formula 1 Racing Driver Mick Schumacher and 2020 UCI Road World Champion Julian Alaphilippe, this new campaign asset aims to raise awareness of the need to share the road between different types of road users.

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Since the Rome E-Prix (ITA) at the weekend, a new FIA Formula E safety car leads the field in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship: the MINI Electric Pacesetter inspired by JCW. The fully electric car was designed by BMW Motorsport such that racing technology makes it perfectly suited to the special requirements of an FIA Formula E safety car.

The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) and Steelbird Hi-Tech India (Steelbird) announce a new partnership to provide safe and affordable helmets for motorised two wheelers, a crucial challenge for global road safety.

Before the release of the new FIA Pure Motorsport Documentaries for 2021, we take a look back at how the world of motorsport was able to get back on track. Throwback to the fifth episode of FIA Pure Motorsport The Restart - Ep 5 - FIA African Rally Championship

The SCDP, approved at the FIA Senate in January 2021, will deliver a customised two-year intensive mentorship and coaching programme targeting 45 Clubs over a period of four years.

On 8 April, the FIA High Level Panel for Road Safety (HLP) Experts and Advisors met online to review the advancement of some of the ongoing projects of the HLP and to discuss the role automotive insurance can play in improving road safety, notably through the use of new technologies monitoring driving behaviour.  

1,4 million de personnes perdent la vie sur les routes du monde chaque année. Dans mon livre publié aujourd'hui, en Français, Jean Todt fait des propositions pour mettre fin à cette autre pandémie.