Team Australia accepting interest for 2024 FIA Motorsport Games

Tuesday 30 April, 2024

Team Australia at the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games in Marseille, France

Motorsport Australia is on the lookout for competitors to represent the nation in this year’s FIA Motorsport Games.

Taking place in Valencia, Spain, the third instalment of the growing multidisciplinary event will welcome competitors from all around the world for a four-day festival in October after successful previous editions in France and Italy.

This year, an expanded list of categories and disciplines will form part of the FIA Motorsport Games, with 28 different competitions forming part of the event.

Individuals interested in representing Team Australia at this year’s FIA Motorsport Games can register their interest here.

From circuit racing and karting to rally, slalom and Esports, there are a variety of disciplines will be on show, with the most recent addition being the Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli.

Founded 32 years ago, it is one of the most prestigious single-make categories, with two international series in Europe and North America and more than 1000 drivers from around the world.

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The one-make series joins five other categories open to Motorsport Australia licence holders, including GT and GT Sprint, Touring Car, Formula 4 and Drifting.

Boasting the most categories at the Games is Rally, which has three different classes for Rally2, Rally4 and Historics.

Once again, Karting will have four categories available, with senior and junior sprints and endurance races, while karting will also have a competition in the Slalom discipline. Motorsport Australia will work closely with Karting Australia on selecting the best competitors to represent their country at the Games.

Rounding out the list of disciplines is Esports and Cross Car, which have multiple competitions each.

Register your interest to participate in the 2024 FIA Motorsport Games.

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Australia has a successful history in the FIA Motorsport Games, having finished second in the inaugural FIA Motorsport Games, while picking up Gold on multiple occasions.

Some of the individuals to represent Australia in previous years include Matt Campbell, who won Gold in GT alongside Brenton and Stephen Grove last year, Aaron Cameron in Touring Cars and Costa Toparis, who made his F4 debut in France.

In 2019, 19-year-old Cody Nikola Latkovski won Australia’s first-ever Gold Medal in the Digital Cup, before the Groves claimed a bronze medal in the GT Cup.

A webinar outlining details for this year’s FIA Motorsport Games will take place in May, where interested participants can gain more information.

The 2024 FIA Motorsport Games takes place at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia, Spain on 23-27 October.

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