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Build-up to end-of-season Formula Regional and Formula 4 showcase events begins World Cups to provide jewel in 2026 junior single-seater crown FIA committed to strengthening development pathway for drivers worldwide

Fifteen full-season drivers will contest the 2026 Goodyear FIA European Truck Racing Championship. And with several drivers planning to compete on a race-by-race basis, the prospects are strong for another highly successful and spectacular campaign.

The ‘Safe Helmets – New Era’ programme, developed by the Automóvil Club de Costa Rica, protects riders and the planet by distributing certified helmets and recycling damaged or unsafe equipment. To date, approximately 3,400 helmets have been recycled in the country, helping prevent an estimated 5.1 to 13.6 tonnes of CO₂ from entering the atmosphere. The fifth edition of the programme was launched with the delivery of 150 certified helmets in collaboration with the Road Safety Council and the Municipality of San José.

A new report from the FIA has revealed the economic and societal benefits of personal motorised transport and mobility. The report identifies personal vehicles as drivers of economic activity, improving connectivity, reducing travel times, and expanding access to jobs and services. Limited access to personal mobility for rural and underserved populations has been highlighted as a factor in increased inequality and reduced quality of life.

FIA wishes to get a better understanding of the private benefits of mobility and personal transport. For this purpose, this study summarises findings from the existing literature on the private benefits of personal transport, with a focus on personal transport by private car and motorcycle.

After back-to-back Tarmac rounds, the 2026 FIA World Rally Championship resumes at Rally de Portugal (May 7-10) - the second gravel event of the year.

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