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We’re delighted that FIA Disability and Accessibility Commission President, racing driver, and co-founder of charity Spinal Track, Nathalie McGloin, has been nominated in The Sunday Times Sportswomen of the Year Awards 2020. Nathalie is shortlisted in the Disability Sportswoman of the Year category, which recognises outstanding performers in disability sport.

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For all 12 youngsters of FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars who progressed from the Shoot-Out through to the first Training Camp, it has been a grueling but enjoyable and emotional few days. Now, for the selected few, it is a pivotal moment in their young careers, as the prospect of potentially joining the Ferrari Driver Academy gets ever closer.

THE Racing Together project to put an Indigenous motor racing team on track has completed its first lap with the selection of 11 Queensland teenagers to build and drive a car next season.

The real competition starts now. The pressure is mounting within the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars programme at the Circuit Paul Ricard. Shoot out was a great driver development phase at end of which the first selection must be done. Just 12 of the original 20 aspiring young female racers embark on their karting-based Training Camp 1. Watch the episode to find out who made it to the next stage!

Paris Brain Institute’s Cohort Covid Neuroscience project is studying the neurological and psychiatric consequences of SARS-CoV-2 infection over the course of one year. This unique study focuses on two aspects: the direct effects of Covid-19 on the central nervous system and the impact of the infection on patients suffering from neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis.

Global leaders in fuel, car performance and race management software join 50 other companies to add to wealth of experience.

Second episode of FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars is online! The 12-16 year old girls from five continents who not only put their skills to the test on the track, but were challenged in workshops designed to evaluate and help improve their physical and mental wellbeing for the demanding world of motor sport.

Following a highly-charged week of FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars activities and assessment, eight racers have been selected to progress to the fourth stage of the programme.

The second day of the FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars Training Camp had a big focus on track competition under the scrutiny of Brazilian motor sport star, Felipe Massa, President of the FIA Karting Commission.