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The following hearing of the International Court of Appeal will take place in Paris:

The following hearing of the International Court of Appeal will take place in Paris:

The FIA strongly refutes a number of assertions made in comments carried in a recent article published by GPBlog.com.

Over 60 drivers from 7 South American countries competed in the 2025 South American Karting...

The Seychelles Karting Association (SKA) has successfully launched two new grassroots motorsport disciplines — Autocourse, an Autokhana-style event for cars and SUVs, and Kart Slalom — following the implementation of the FIA Motorsport in a Box toolkit. This initiative reflects the FIA’s broader commitment to making motorsport more accessible, inclusive, and affordable to the greatest number of people.

As part of its commitment to promoting women participation in motorsport, the Seychelles Karting Association (SKA) held its first FIA Girls on Track Special Session on Sunday 15 June 2025 at Champions Park Raceway. The initiative was conducted under the umbrella of the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission and supports the broader goal of increasing female participation at all levels of the sport.

Worldwide engagement leads to projected 50 per cent increase in drivers enlisted in National Karting Ranking

Low-cost impact data recorder providing insights into karting incidents for the first time Lightweight and easy to install, the IDR fits almost any competition vehicle ASNs can fit and manage the device at grassroots and national level

The FIA WiM Commission will support two drivers in this year’s FIA Karting Academy Trophy One of the drivers will enter the all-new senior age-group (14-16 years) FIA Karting Academy Trophy is a key junior career pathway in motor sport The programme is part of the FIA’s ongoing efforts to double motor sport participation and improve inclusion in the sport

The Seychelles Karting Association (SKA), newly admitted as an FIA member following the December 2024 General Assemblies in Kigali, has achieved a major milestone with the government’s decision to remove import taxes on karts. This groundbreaking policy makes Seychelles the first country in Africa to implement such a measure, reinforcing its commitment to motorsport development and accessibility.