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Esports is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, with studies claiming it will surpass $1 billion in revenue through 2019 with an audience of 454 million. And motor sport has not escaped its reach, with the FIA at the forefront of the digital racing revolution

One of the hottest properties in Formula One, Charles Leclerc has lit up the world championship in his first season with Ferrari. Now the 21-year-old racer from Monaco is putting his talents to use in the fight for road safety, joining HSH Princess Charlene of Monaco as an ambassador for the FIA’s #3500LIVES campaign. Here, he talks about delivering the message of keeping pedestrians safe on the world’s roads

Circuit safety equipment now has to pass the most stringent tests to receive the FIA’s seal of approval, with everything from debris fencing to track lighting coming under close inspection.

The FIA’s efforts to boost the sustainability of motor sport are being felt in every area of competition, from the organisations involved in staging events to the circuits on which we race and beyond…

Motor sport and sustainability have long been intertwined, and innovations across the FIA’s championships are continuing to drive our technological future on and off the road.

The second issue of AUTO this year includes conversation starters, ideas and opinions on several important topics. The cover story deals with a subject much in the news: how motor sport can play its part when it comes to environmental sustainability.

The following hearing of the International Court of Appeal (ICA) will take place in Paris:

The following hearing of the International Court of Appeal will take place in Paris:

After a successful presence for three successive years, the FIA returns to the world-famous festival with its F1 and WRC Hall of Fame exhibit, and a display of cars, safety innovations and memorabilia spanning different era

On 26 June 2019 in Paris, at the FIA Headquarters, FIA President Jean Todt and FIVA President Patrick Rollet signed an updated FIA-FIVA agreement to defend and promote the safe, free and unrestricted use of historic vehicles and their cultural heritage.