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The New Zealand Automobile Association's (NZAA) long-running campaign to get drugged drivers off the roads has led to the introduction of saliva-based testing devices for Police use.

Chilean capital to host round three of season six

First event of its kind in Chile set to promote gender equality in motor sport. Girls between the ages of 8 - 18 introduced to a potential carrer in motor sport through innovative and educational activities. Supports FIA’s aim to increase global female participation in the sport.

Norwegian joins title-winning Toksport WRT for European adventure Double national champion targets ERC’s top award in ŠKODA Fabia R5 Evo Brynildsen: “I have to be consistent and use my experience to win”

The Youth Olympic Games (YOG) are an international Olympic sporting event of the highest level for athletes aged 15 to 18, combining sports performance, culture and education. The YOG aim to encourage young people to adopt and represent the positive values of sport – respect, friendship and excellence – and to become sports ambassadors throughout the world. This year, for the second time, the YOG hosted an FIA stand and today, FIA President Jean Todt was in attendance, along with members of the International Olympic Committee.

Following the World Motor Sport Council meeting in December in Paris, the 2020 WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup calendar has been approved. The revised schedule isn’t; however, the only novelty the world’s premier touring car racing series will see in 2020.

Girolami, Guerrieri, Monteiro and Tassi set for more World Touring Car action in 2020 All four led WTCR races in 2019 while Guerrieri challenged for title Guerrieri: “I really feel we can push for the title, that we so narrowly missed out on”

Swede brings world championship experience and pedigree to European stages Coveted young driver crown the only goal for Torsby-based talent in 2020 Rådström joins forces with Orsák Rallysport to drive Pirelli-equipped Ford Fiesta R2T

Pirelli has been confirmed as the exclusive Tyre Supplier to the FIA World Rally Championship under a four-year agreement commencing in 2021 specific to the RC1 (Rally1) and RC2 (Rally2) classes.

Goodyear has been confirmed as the exclusive Tyre Supplier to the WTCR - FIA World Touring Car Cup under a three-year agreement with the FIA from 2020.