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The third edition of the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission's flagship programme designed to identify young girls who deserve to be supported in their dream of a career in motorsport ends today as the junior’s finalists have completed their karting camp within the Ferrari Driver Academy (FDA) in Italy. The crucial deliberation begins until the announcement of the two winners on 2 December.

FIA Member Clubs worldwide are committed to adopting diverse and inclusive practices and developing activities, both in Motor Sport and Mobility, to facilitate participation and improve accessibility for all. They have submitted 23 projects for the FIA President’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Award that will honour the most effective contribution to reach these goals.

Shaila-Ann Rao returned to the FIA to assist the new Presidential Team during the transition period...

Making Mobility and Motor Sport accessible to all is a key objective for FIA Member Clubs which have submitted 23 projects for the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) category of the new FIA President’s Awards, celebrating Clubs’ commitment to bring about positive change for the FIA community and society as a whole.

The final four Junior drivers today embark on the decisive phase of the programme at the renowned Ferrari Driver Academy (FDA) in Maranello and at the Autodromo di Franciacorta race track to compete in karting, the real grassroots level of motor sport.

FIA Member Clubs worldwide are committed to leading effective action to save lives on the road and building a culture of safe mobility. They have submitted 18 projects for the FIA President’s Road Safety Award that will acknowledge their most effective intervention to reach these goals.

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) are pleased to announce the joint FIA and FIM Women in Motorsports Conference coming to the Royal Automobile Club in London on 12th December 2022 (10:30 – 16:30).

As part of the latest effort to enhance race operations at Formula 1 events, the FIA has completed the first phase of its new Race Direction Development Programme (RDDP) debriefing.

Making our roads safer for all is a key objective for FIA Member Clubs which have submitted 18 projects for the Road Safety category of the new FIA President’s Awards, celebrating Clubs’ commitment to bring about positive change for the FIA community and society as a whole.

The FIA has started to digitise its archives and will create an e-library accessible to all in 2024 to preserve its rich heritage. Among the scanned files is the original document (with the handwritten timing strip) of the "One Kilometre from a Flying Start" Land Speed Record.