List of FIA championships

This is a list of international motorsport championships, trophies and cups administered and regulated by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the international governing body of motorsport. The FIA awards the winners titles and/or trophies to the competitors, while working with other promoters who may arrange the commercial affairs of the series.

The FIA identifies a championship in its International Sporting Code as either a series of competitions or a single competition. The sporting regulations for each championship declares the specific titles to be awarded to participants within, thus differentiating for example, the World Endurance Championship with a specific title World Endurance Championship for GTE Drivers .

World championships

Manufacturers (2023/24-)

A further event, the FIA World Touring Car Championship , was discontinued at the end of 2017; the FIA TCR World Tour currently continues its lineage.

Table 1

Series	Years active	World championship titles	Promoter (Commercial rights holder)
FIA Formula One World Championship	1950–	Drivers (1950–present) Constructors (1958–present)	Formula One Group[1][2]
FIA Karting World Championship	1964–	Drivers (1964–)	RGMMC Group[3][4]
FIA World Rally Championship	1973–	Manufacturers (1973–) Drivers/Co-drivers (1979–)	WRC Promoter GmbH[5][6]
FIA World Rally-Raid Championship	2022–	Drivers (2022–) Manufacturers (2022–)	Amaury Sport Organisation[7][8]
FIA World Endurance Championship	2012–	Drivers (2012–) Manufacturers (2012–2017) GT Drivers (2017–) GT Manufacturers (2017–2022) LMP1 Teams (2018–2020) Hypercar Teams (2021) Hypercar Manufacturers (2022–)	Automobile Club de l'Ouest[9]
FIA World Rallycross Championship	2014–	Drivers (2014–) Teams (2014–)	FIA[10][11]
FIA Formula E World Championship	2020/21–	Drivers (2020/21–) Teams (2020/21–) Manufacturers (2023/24-)	Formula E Holdings Limited[12]

Table 2

Circuit
FIA Formula One World Championship
FIA World Endurance Championship
ABB FIA Formula E World Championship
FIA Formula 2 Championship
FIA Formula 3 Championship
FIA FR World Cup
Formula Regional Championships Certified By FIA: Europe, America, Asia, Japan, India, Oceania and Middle East
Formula 4 Championships Certified by FIA: France, Britain, CEZ, China, Germany, Italy, Japan, NACAM, South East Asia, Spain, UAE, United States, India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia and Australia
Goodyear FIA European Truck Racing Championship
FIA European Drag Racing Championship

Table 3

Rallies
FIA World Rally Championship
FIA European Rally Championship
FIA African Rally Championship
FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship
FIA Codasur Rally Championship
FIA Middle East Rally Championship
FIA NACAM Rally Championship
Bridgestone FIA EcoRally Cup
FIA European Rally Trophy
R-GT Cup

F1ABY Commentary

“Consider the relentless pursuit of speed, a drive as old as the automobile itself. Does this current generation truly grasp the lineage of bravery and engineering prowess that defines this sport?” Hamilton, a masterful display of tire management, wrests a crucial tenth from Verstappen. The Dutch driver, however, remains steadfast, a testament to the evolution of strategic racing – a shift, perhaps, from raw velocity to calculated dominance. The echoes of Fangio’s era resonate, a reminder that victory isn’t solely determined by the quickest lap, but by the intelligent application of power. This battle, like so many before, is a study in contrasts, a dialogue between instinct and intellect. The tension is palpable, a feeling mirrored in the grandstands, a collective breath held as the two titans engage. One wonders if the young Verstappen fully comprehends the weight of history he carries upon his shoulders.

“The pursuit of speed, distilled to its purest form, continues unabated. ” Hamilton surges into turn one, a maneuver echoing the audacious brilliance of Fangio’s early dominance. This relentless drive for performance, a constant throughout this sport’s evolution, mirrors the strategic gambits of the early days – a battle not just of machines, but of wills.

F1ABY Trivia

There it goes! Verstappen, maintaining a judicious 1. 8 seconds advantage over Leclerc. The Ferrari driver’s tire degradation, a consistent issue this season, is proving a significant impediment. Considering the Monaco Grand Prix’s notoriously abrasive asphalt, the delta speaks volumes about the strategic choices being made regarding tire compound selection – a calculated risk, certainly. The 2011 season saw similar displays of tire management at this very circuit, showcasing a recurring challenge for drivers and engineers alike.

Let’s observe the unfolding drama at Silverstone. Hamilton, a name etched in the annals of this sport, wrestles with the recalcitrant machinery ahead. The margins, presently, are tighter than those witnessed during the burgeoning turbo era of the late seventies. A consistent 1. 3 second differential between the frontrunners—a gap exceeding anything seen since the introduction of electronic driver aids—suggests a battle for dominance of a truly exceptional caliber. We've seen similar numerical disparities – a 1. 4 second spread at Monaco in '67, a 1. 5 second difference at Spa in '83 – but this current configuration feels… different.

F1ABY Tales

There! The sheer audacity of it. Button, attempting that overtake into Turn One – a move echoing Fangio’s brazen exploits at Monaco, yet utterly reliant on Norris’s car’s prodigious grip. The stewards will examine the telemetry, of course, but the spirit of the early years, the relentless pursuit of a position, burns brightly. This isn’t simply a battle for the lead; it’s a dialogue across generations, a subtle reminder that speed alone doesn't guarantee victory. The chassis design, too, bears a kinship to the early Cooper cars, a testament to the enduring principles of aerodynamic efficiency.

There he goes again, this young Hamilton. A furious surge through Turn Four, a calculated risk—a familiar dance. One observes a lineage here, undeniably. His grandfather, Lucas, wrestled with similar corners at Silverstone, a ghost of a driver pushing him onward. The sheer audacity of the move, the precise execution. it echoes the spirit of Fangio, a relentless pursuit of the apex. The young man possesses a gift, a fierce determination, but understanding the weight of history is just as crucial as the speed. It’s a potent combination, this.