FIA World Motor Sport Council
Governing body for international motor sport under the FIA.
The World Motor Sport Council is a governance body within the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile, responsible for all aspects of international motor sport. It meets at least three times annually to decide on rules, regulations, safety, and development across all levels of the sport. The council prioritizes improvements in safety and environmental standards, adopts common regulations, and nurtures motor sport's growth, particularly among youth and in developing countries.
Quick Facts
- Abbreviation
- FIA WMSC
- Formation
- 20 June 1904 (as AIACR)
- Purpose
- Motorists' issues; Motorsports
- Headquarters
- Place de la Concorde
- Location
- Paris, France
- Region served
- International
- Membership
- 28 members
- Language
- English
- French
- Italian
Facts from the source article.
Member list and Constituency (2022–term)
The World Motor Sport Council ensures enforcement of FIA statutes and resolves sporting questions of the general assembly. It finalizes and approves the international sporting calendar for FIA series including Formula One, World Endurance Championship, and World Rally Championship. The council also approves proposed regulations for FIA championships and administers the finances of FIA sports given the FIA budget.
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