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FIA Officials Competency Framework
11.12.21
The FIA Officials Competency Framework document underpins the FIA Volunteers and Officials Commission project of standardisation of licensing and training.

This document has been prepared especially for ASNs and organisers, and it presents the various roles that officials hold during motor sports competitions as well as the technical and behavioural competencies required to perform these roles.
The Officials Competency Framework is a living document that will be periodically updated by the FIA Volunteers and Officials Commission. It will grow with the support received from ASNs and officials to enable our sport to consolidate experiences and to share best practice and learning.
You can read an download the Officials Competency Framework here
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