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The FIA will partner with the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC), as well as FIA World Rally Championship (WRC), ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, Kumho FIA TCR World Tour and Formula SAE to host exclusive FIA Girls on Track and FIA CareerShift events during the 2025 season The first ever FIA Girls on Track event within the FIA World Endurance Championship will take place this weekend in Imola This is part of the ongoing expansion of the FIA’s career programmes, in line with the Federation’s ambition to double motor sport participation and improve diversity and inclusion in sport In 2024, more than 2,500 girls took part in 27 FIA Girls On Track events

FIA’s global community unites for online seminar showcasing the latest progress from four fully funded scholars researching online abuse in sport Groundbreaking initiative, funded by the FIA Foundation, marks a significant step in strengthening and diversifying the global evidence base on digital abuse Scholars from Europe, America and Africa are conducting research at Dublin City University, advancing FIA’s vision for a safer, more inclusive sporting world

Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the governing body for world motor sport and the federation for mobility organisations globally, has today welcomed The Government of Georgia to its growing United Against Online Abuse coalition.

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the governing body for world motor sport and the Federation for mobility organisations globally, together with McLaren Racing and Deloitte UK, today reveal details of the F1 Constructors’ Circularity Handbook, designed to improve sustainable practices in the development and manufacture of Formula 1 cars.

UNESCO and FIA announce new strategic partnership to tackle racism in sports FIA’s world-leading research capability will complement UNESCO’s international alliance of UN member states. Research from FIA’s online abuse campaign found that 50% of all abuse directed at athletes and competitors in 2024 is misogynistic or racist, a significant increase from 2023. Spanish Olympian Aauri Bokesa praised the partnership as a “powerful platform” that will allow her to “amplify my voice to promote inclusion, equity and safety in sport”.

Four FIA leaders have joined the line up for the DirtFish Women in Motorsport Summit in May. Emilia...

The FIA has launched a groundbreaking education programme as part of its ongoing commitment to combat online abuse in sport, the first sporting governing body to introduce such a resource. The interactive programme builds digital resilience within sporting organisations, offering competitors and officials critical insights into the triggers, targets, and various forms of online abuse, as well as the impact on individuals and society, and the legal frameworks available to combat it.

Greenlight for two-stop rule at Monaco GP marking strategic overhaul for the iconic race ABB confirmed by FIA Formula E as charger supplier for the GEN4 era Council Members shared their support for the FIA’s continued effort to uphold the sporting code of conduct Further details shared for Vision 2030, heralding the start of the 5-year plan and setting out the FIA Motorsport Strategy’s key objectives

After a successful first cycle that saw 24 graduates, the programme will continue to offer educational and situational training for Stewards and Race Directors The second cycle of the programme welcomes 12 new participants from across 5 continents

Landmark report reveals half of sporting officials and referees are now ‘routinely’ targeted with online abuse Over 50% of all abuse directed at competitors is misogynistic or racist, a notable rise in the past year 9 in 10 federations agree athletes and competitors may quit their sport unless online abuse is effectively addressed