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- Multi-year Concorde Governance Agreement signed by the FIA, Formula 1 Group and all 11 teams, securing the World Championship through 2030 - Paves the way for a more professionalised sport and represents a new era of collaboration between the FIA and Formula 1 Group - Long-term commitment enhances sporting reliability, global reach and stability for teams, fans and broadcasters

- The Annual General Assemblies (GA) took place in Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan and was hosted by the National Automobile and Motorcycle Federation of Uzbekistan (NAFKU) - The Presidential List led by Mohammed Ben Sulayem was re-elected for a second term - The General Assembly elected members of the World Councils and other FIA bodies - The FIA has forecast an operating result of €+4.4m, continuing to build on the financial turnaround achieved in fiscal year 2024 as the Federation returns to financial strength - The General Assembly approved a 2026 balanced operating budget of €+0.3m - FIA Members approved various amendments to the International Sporting Code to further strengthen and evolve the regulatory and governance structures in motor sport

The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), the global governing body for motor sport and the federation for mobility organisations worldwide, today confirms that Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been re-elected as President of the FIA, following the election of his Presidential List by the General Assembly in Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan.

The FIA has announced the four Global Winners of the 2025 edition of the FIA Innovation Challenge at its General Assemblies week in Tashkent This year’s winners are ACA Club (Andorra), RACQ, member of AAA (Australia), BCAA, member of CAA (Canada), and ACA (Argentina) The FIA Innovation Challenge celebrates innovative projects from across the four FIA Mobility Regions in the Member Clubs’ network

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Alexandre Stricher has been announced as the 2025 FIA Smart Driving Challenge winner after reducing his climate impact by 29% A live final in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, concluded a successful Season with drivers taking part from 97 countries, supported by seven motor sport ambassadors Throughout the Season, participants reduced their climate impact by an average of 9% - increasing to a 28% reduction for drivers participating in the playoffs

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Founded by five-time FIA Formula One World Champion, Juan Manuel Fangio, Museo Fangio has received the 2025 Founding Members’ Club (FMC) Heritage Promotion Cup. Museo Fangio has shown exceptional commitment to preserving, promoting, and sharing the cultural and sporting legacy of Juan Manuel Fangio. Now in its second year, the FMC Heritage Promotion Cup forms part of the FIA’s wider work to preserve motor sport and mobility heritage around the world.

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