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United Against Online Abuse, the FIA-backed campaign tackling online abuse in sport, has partnered with international law firm Clark Hill to release updated guidance on the European Digital Services Act for sports organisations.

- United Against Online Abuse campaign releases findings of first ever industry-wide barometer - The survey takes perspectives from global sporting federations including FIFA, World Athletics, UCI, ITF, World Netball, FIM, FIA - 75% of the respondents to the survey reported that competitors regularly face threats of harm against themselves or their families - 66% of federations believe that social media platforms should do more to tackle online abuse, with 90% expressing fears that the issue will prompt stars to leave sport

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem met with the Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama in the capital city of Tirana today. The meeting was hosted by the President of the Albanian Automobile Club Niko Leka.

The 2024 FIA World Rally Championship kicked off on Thursday 26 January with a glamourous ceremony in Monte-Carlo in attendance of His Serene Highness The Prince of Monaco and FIA Deputy President for Sport Robert Reid, who flagged the leading cars away from the start on Casino Square.

Five FIA Mobility Members have received or renewed star ratings as part of the FIA Environmental Accreditation Programme.

FIA Mobility Member, the Eastern Alliance for Safe and Sustainable Transport (EASST), has completed the second phase of its road safety project, ‘Reclaiming Space for walking and cycling in Central Asia’.

The FIA attended the United Nations Climate Conference as an Observer to the UNFCCC for the first time this year.

The FIA is pleased to announce the winners of the 2023 Volunteers and Officials Awards. The awards...

At COP28, the FIA joined BSI Group to explain how it has used the ISO Net Zero Guidelines to refine and improve its decarbonisation strategy.