Young race and rally drivers are set to benefit from unprecedented help from motorsport's governing body after the launch of the FIA Institute's Academy. The Academy is aimed at 17-23-year-olds and, initially, 10 drivers will be selected - at least one from each of the five regions: North, Central and South America; Western and Northern Europe; Central and Eastern Europe; Middle East and Africa; Asia and Oceania. Through the support of the National Sporting Association, the most talented young drivers will be promoted into the Academy, where they will be provided with opportunities to develop the skills and attitudes they need to progress their motorsport careers
Saturday, September 25, 2010
FIA launches young driver academy
Young race and rally drivers are set to benefit from unprecedented help from motorsport's governing body after the launch of the FIA Institute's Academy. The Academy is aimed at 17-23-year-olds and, initially, 10 drivers will be selected - at least one from each of the five regions: North, Central and South America; Western and Northern Europe; Central and Eastern Europe; Middle East and Africa; Asia and Oceania. Through the support of the National Sporting Association, the most talented young drivers will be promoted into the Academy, where they will be provided with opportunities to develop the skills and attitudes they need to progress their motorsport careers
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