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The FIA Disabled Motoring website is launched today by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) in collaboration with the International Transport Forum (ITF): https://www.disabledmotoring.fia.com

Today is The United Nations annual day for encouraging worldwide action to protect our Environment. FIA joins its voice to UN and many others world federations and invite you to celebrate WED by showing that you can take care of our planet.

The FIA Disability and Accessibility Commission (D&A) is launching the FIA D&A Sport Package to support ASNs holding international or national racing events that are dedicated to disabled competitors, or where their participation is highly prominent and promoted.

From 17 to 23 May, the FIA, along with its Member Clubs, Championships and Ambassadors actively supported the sixth edition of the United Nations Global Road Safety Week (UNGRSW) which placed focus on speed management.

The FIA community was saddened to learn of the passing of former President Max Mosley on 24 May...

FIA President Jean Todt :"Deeply saddened by the passing of Max Mosley.He was a major figure in F1 and motor sport. As FIA President for 16 years, he strongly contributed to reinforcing safety on track & on the roads. The entire FIA community pays tribute to him. Our thoughts & prayers are with his family" Find the full tribute here

One year ago, #PurposeDriven movement was launched by the FIA to federate and amplify motor sport and mobility’s positive contribution to society in terms of health & safety, environment, diversity & inclusion, and community development.

Formula E and the FIA to develop FIA Girls on Track programme at ABB FIA Formula E World Championship races for six more years ABB is announced as first global partner of the grassroots initiative, which will feature on-site at four Formula E events per season Extended partnership will increase outreach in key markets and grow programme across new territories

Pioneering initiative set to inspire and engage digital sport participants and gaming fans all around the world.

The FIA’s Solidarity Programme, launched in 2020 as a support to its member clubs during the global COVID-19 pandemic, is set to continue throughout 2021.