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Please find the Report here . Twenty-six case studies across many industries and racing series show peerless range of innovation. FIA-President Jean Todt said: “With this Report, we hope to inspire engineers, technicians and visionaries all around the world to push the technical boundaries and never accept the status quo.”

FIA and Siemens extend partnership to provide the ‘FIA Mobility Advocate’— a unique software and hardware toolkit — for FIA Mobility Member Clubs to strengthen advocacy of future transport solutions.

On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, high-profile personalities, mobility-impaired competitors, volunteers and officials from the motor sport family came together to promote the rights and well-being of people with disabilities in all spheres of society, sharing positive messages on social media to empower people with mobility impairment. For this special day, the FIA Disability and Accessibility Commission is also proud to be launching three #PurposeDriven initiatives to further promote and support those with disabilities in the world of motor sport and mobility.

FIA Volunteers Weekend brings the global motor sport community together and gives thanks and support to those who make events possible.

Second FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars Training Camp contained very intense driving programme. For some drivers, it was their first taste of single-seaters and Formula 4 race cars, and the pressure was on to adapt to this entry-level motor sport category and show speed and on-going progression. At the end of the second FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars Training Camp, four drivers have secured places for the final training course at the Ferrari Driver Academy in Maranello, Italy. Watch the episode to find out more!

On Sunday 15 November, the FIA Community supported the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (WDoR) on the theme ‘Remember, Support, Act’.

The final stage of the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars programme, which was to be hosted at the Ferrari Driver Academy in Maranello this week, had to be postponed following a positive Covid-19 test by one of the four selected drivers.

Jean Todt, President of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) & the United Nations Secretary General’s Special Envoy for Road Safety, and Paul du Saillant, CEO of Essilor International, recently met at the FIA headquarters in Paris to continue driving together a global change on the importance of vision for safe mobility.

The FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars programme, an initiative set up by the FIA Women in Motorsport Commission, is now in its decisive stage and the Ferrari Driver Academy (FDA) will be playing its part. The aim is to promote women in motorsport and support talented girls between the ages of 12 and 16 as they seek to embark on a career as a professional racing driver.