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The FIA Trophy for Historic Regularity Rallies will be a maximum of 15 events and a minimum of 6. There will be a maximum of two events per country but this may be waived where significant competition takes place outside the country of the organiser/ASN. No minimum number of starters is required...

This Championship is reserved for registered drivers and registered co-drivers. The eligible cars are: Category 1: Road legal cars built between 1/1/1931 and 31/12/1957 and Touring and GT cars, model homologated between 1/1/1958 and 31/12/1969. A1 up to 1000 cm3 (before 31/12/1961) A2 from 1000 cm3...

They go by the name of Lotus, Brabham, Ferrari, Tyrrell, Williams, Arrows, Wolf, Osella, Ligier, Matra, Surtees, Shadow, Ensign, Trojan, Hesketh, March, Copersucar, Theodore... Now valiant old-timers, they made history back in a glorious era for Formula 1, from the end of the 60s to the mid-80s...

The FIA International Hill-Climb Challenge comprises one or two region(s). The events actually organised in the Region will be divided into two fractions of equal importance. For each half-season, the number of results retained in the Region will be the total minus one. To be classified for the...

The FIA organises the FIA European Hill-Climb Cup (ECC) reserved for drivers. The FIA European Hill-Climb Cup comprises one or two region(s). Only holders of International Licences (competitor and drivers) delivered by an FIA-affiliated Club and valid for the current year are authorised to enter...

It is an extremely intense race for the driver, albeit a short one – a race against time on a narrow, winding road with an average length of between 5 and 7km.

The FIA organises the Alternaitve Energies Cup for holders of an International licence, taking part in the qualifying Events : Circuits, Hill-Climbs and Rallies. All vehicles must comply with the requirements of the current Technical regulations. Vehicles shall be classified according to the...

The FIA European Rallycross Championship (Euro RX) features explosive head-to-head races with five cars starting abreast for short, sharp 4-6 lap battles on mixed asphalt and gravel within stadium venues; this 1967-born discipline sees drivers fight for position, earning championship points in each heat, semi-final, and final on Europe’s premier rallycross circuits.

The FIA European Autocross Championship takes place on a flat or ondulating circuit on natural terrain with any kind of unsealed surface (no ditches or water crossings). A sealed starting area may be constructed. There will be a maximum of 12 events per year. There will be at least 4 laps in each...

What is a drag race? In basic terms, a drag race is an acceleration contest from a standing start between two vehicles over measured distance. These contests are started by means of an electronic device commonly called a "Christmas Tree". Upon leaving the starting line, each contestant activates a...