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The FIA General Assembly week in Rwanda got off to a resounding start, with the FIA Girls on Track programme welcoming over 100 young women from schools across Kigali to a packed schedule of exciting and inspiring events at the BK Arena. Joined by FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem and racing...

The next generation of female motorsport talent is taking a stand against the growing crisis of online abuse in sport. During today’s Girls on Track event, held at the FIA World Motorsport Games, dozens of girls and young women participated in six interactive workshops organised by the United...

The FIA Girls on Track program is set to expand its reach to the Australia’s Northern Territory in 2024, with two events scheduled for June. In collaboration with Motorsport Australia, Motorsport NT and Major Events NT, this initiative aims to boost participation of young women in motorsport. Following a successful edition last year, the program returns to Darwin while venturing to Alice Springs for the first time.

Established in 2022 under the umbrella of the Brazilian Confederation of Motorsports (CBA) and its President, Giovanni Guerra, the Comissão Feminina do Automobilismo (CFA) remains steadfast in its mission to foster a more inclusive motor sport community. Their dedication to diversity and inclusion has earned commendation, notably receiving the "FIA José Abed Awards" for their impactful "FIA Girls on Track: engineers and mechanics" initiative.

Formula E has today announced a 140% increase in participants for Season 9’s FIA Girls on Track programme, presented by Hankook, including a 25% increase for the first two events of Season 10, reaffirming its commitment to education and gender inclusivity in motorsport. Last season Formula E...

- For the first time, all 11 race locations will host a FIA Girls on Track experience for local girls with more than 1,650 expected to participate in Season 10 - One participant will represent the programme and be part of the ceremonies team on the victory podium at every race

The 2023 edition of the FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars programme is entering a crucial phase as four Senior and Junior drivers prepare to take part in the final assessment this month.

Following three days of action during the FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars programme at the Franciacorta Karting Track in the North of Italy, the junior’s selection has come to an end. Four talented young drivers have been chosen to progress to the final stage of the programme – at the Ferrari Driver Academy in Maranello for the FIA-FDA Karting Scouting Camp. The senior category continues until the end of Thursday.

- Fourth annual search for rising female talent begins with Training Camp on September 4-7 - Nominated drivers fall into two classes: Junior (12-14 years) and Senior (14-16 years) - Drivers competing for a season of international karting with the Ferrari Driver Academy (Junior) and a season in Formula 4 with Iron Dames (Senior)

The recent launch of the fourth edition of the FIA Girls on Track – Rising Stars programme reasserts the Federation’s goal to increase female participation in motor sport, a commitment that took centre stage in the pledge to join the European Commission’s #HealthyLifestyle4All campaign that was signed by FIA CEO Natalie Robyn at the first ever EU Sport and Innovation Summit.