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As every year, the FIA takes part in the 2021 International Day of Sport for Development and Peace.

Doriane Pin, one of the four finalists in the inaugural FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars programme, has become the second driver integrated into the Iron Dames stable.

FIA President Jean Todt has presented Special Awards to the marshals and firefighters who helped...

Following the success of the first edition of the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars programme, the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission is delighted to announce an extension to its contract with Ferrari and a new partnership with the Iron Dames project.

Jean Todt, FIA President, recently talked about racing in pandemic times, the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship success story and the social responsibility of the FIA and motor sport.

The build-up to International Women’s Day, celebrated around the world today, March 8, has provided the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission with yet more great opportunities to showcase the success stories of many inspirational females.

As the WRC drivers compete against one another on the icy roads of Arctic Rally Finland, FIA Rally Star online qualifying is set to get underway this weekend with the first #RallyAtHome challenge. Through the WRC 9 game, sim racers from all around the world can secure their place at one of the programme’s Continental Finals.

The FIA and its Women in Motorsport Commission will be supporting International Women’s Day with a host of online activities leading up to March 8. Highlighting the roles and achievements of females in the sport, the Commission continues to underline its commitment to shaping a more equal future for women of all ages who choose to challenge and dare to be different.

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Nearly a year since the initial launch of the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars programme, and after months of intense preparation, training, scrutiny and pressure, Maya Weug has been selected to become the first-ever female student of the world-famous Ferrari Driver Academy. 16-year-old Maya will now embark on the most significant journey in her young racing career with a one-year contract at the Academy and a full season in a Formula 4 championship certified by the FIA.