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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.

Following the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars shoot-out, 12 selected girls are now embarking on the first three-day Training Camp at the Winfield Racing School.

FIA President Jean Todt, and FIA Women in Motorsport Commission President Michèle Mouton, supported the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars participants on the final and decisive day of the highly competitive shoot-out.

Twenty of the world’s most talented young female racers have now convened at the Circuit Paul Ricard, France, for an exciting two days of on and off track activities in the crucial shoot-out of the FIA Girls on Track - Rising Stars.

Hosted by FIA President Jean Todt, the World Motor Sport Council gathered today for its third meeting of the year, with Graham Stoker, FIA Deputy President for Sport and members joining remotely from locations across the globe.

The FIA and ACI are deeply concerned by the disturbing events that occurred yesterday during the FIA Karting KZ World Championship in Lonato, Italy, involving drivers, team members and track officials. The FIA has launched an immediate investigation in to the incidents.

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