News

New agreement signed by Jean Todt and Thomas Bach to show motor sport and road safety content on the Olympic Channel global digital platform

AUTO looks back on the successful road safety exhibition and electric karting experience that took place at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, assessing its impact and what it means for the future of motor sport

Vanessa Low’s journey from a life-changing injury to Paralympic gold is an inspiring tale of determination, self-belief and vision. Now, she’s bringing that commitment to the FIA’s #3500LIVES campaign to reduce road fatalities, with the message that in a world full of distractions, focus is everything

Since its foundation in 1904, the FIA has followed and helped influence the development of the...

OMP Racing Spa and The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) announce the extension to...

After a hugely successful Formula 1 career, grand prix great Felipe Massa has embarked on two new challenges – leading the development of motor sport’s entry-level discipline as President of the FIA’s International Karting Commission and racing in the future-focused Formula E Championship. Both, he insists, are defined by the same motivation – the joy of competition.

Safety researchers are ensuring that technology developed for top-level championships cascades down to grassroots racing and beyond.

This final AUTO of the year celebrates a special moment in the life of the FIA family, as its publication comes not long after the GENERAL ASSEMBLY and the PRIZE GIVING ceremony that honours the winners of the FIA championships. Therefore what better cover story than the protagonists of what has been another exciting season of motor sport.

Sharing the objective of promoting smarter and more sustainable mobility across Latin American cities, the FIA will join the second edition of the LATAM Mobility Summit in Mexico City organised during the week of the Formula E race.

On the occasion of the annual CEZ Prize Giving ceremony in Ljubljana last night, the FIA honoured Violeta Bulc and Radovan Novak in recognition of their dedicated service to road safety and motor sport respectively.