The second running of the FIA Motorsport Games, hosted by Marseille and staged at Circuit Paul Ricard and the nearby autocross track in Veynes, is testament of diversity and inclusion, with numerous fascinating storylines behind some of the nearly half a thousand athletes representing 72 countries taking part in the event.
Following the submission of all required documentation by all ten Formula One Teams, the Cost Cap Administration carried out the first ever Review process under the FIA Formula One World Championship Financial Regulations. These new Financial Regulations are a very complex set of rules that competitors were required to adapt to for the first time.
The second edition of the global multi-disciplinary event, featuring 49 nations and 463 athletes, has officially got underway with a glittering ceremony staged in the host city of Marseille
More than 70 of the world’s upcoming kart racers and motor racing champions of the future will gather in the south of France this week, as the Karting Sprint and Karting Endurance disciplines join the bill for the second edition of the FIA Motorsport Games in Marseille.
On 18-19 October, the FIA and 25 FIA Member Clubs participated in the 7th meeting of the Safer City Streets Network, the global traffic safety network for liveable cities. The event gathered more than 130 participants in Guadalajara, Mexico. City representatives, international organisations such as iRap, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the World Resources Institute (WRI), the World Bank and the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety discussed effective policies to improve road safety at the urban level. Twenty five FIA Member Clubs from Regions III and IV joined the global debate and interacted with city representatives and experts across the two-day event.