International Automobile Federation, also known as FIA, is a privately owned organization headquartered in France. Founded in 1904, it operates with approximately 490 employees and reported $216.8M in revenue as of 2025. Functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer, the organization specializes in motorsports and cycling. It is a non-profit entity responsible for regulating and promoting motorsports worldwide, with responsibilities that include setting safety standards for motorsports, organizing and sanctioning racing events, and promoting road safety. The FIA also governs international motorsport competitions such as Formula One, the World Rally Championship, and the World Endurance Championship.
On August 7, 2026, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) revealed an ambitious target to make Formula 1 cars 80 kilograms lighter, aligning with its "nimble car concept" for the 2026 regulations, despite current changes being described as relatively marginal. Earlier the same day, the FIA ruled out banning the algorithms used to manage Formula 1 power unit deployment for the 2026 regulations, acknowledging driver concerns about the complexity of energy management. Single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis noted that handing complete control of electrical deployment to drivers would not solve the problem and could make the criticized effects more pronounced, following drivers like Oscar Piastri highlighting surprising power unit behavior. Previously, on August 6, the FIA received advice from CMS on a landmark long-term commercial rights agreement for the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) and FIA European Rally Championship (ERC), following the acquisition of WRC Promoter GmbH by Cosmobilis and Park Square Capital. Also on August 6, the FIA detailed substantial changes for Formula 1’s 2027 aerodynamic regulations, introducing revisions to the floor, rear wing, and several flow-control devices to bring downforce levels closer to original targets, support power-unit energy recovery, reduce drag, and prevent rising cornering speeds from undermining cars' ability to follow one another.
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International Automobile Federation (FIA) offers 10 products in the sports and media and telecoms services industries. International Automobile Federation (FIA)'s product portfolio comprises of motorsports and cycling and search, social, and retail media.
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International Automobile Federation (FIA)'s revenues were less than $250M in 2025. Caretta Research has split International Automobile Federation (FIA)'s revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is motorsports. For full access to International Automobile Federation (FIA)'s revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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International Automobile Federation (FIA) has partners like Red Bull Media House. Examples of International Automobile Federation (FIA)'s suppliers include Tata Communications, SES Satellites and Sportradar.
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International Automobile Federation (FIA) sells broadcasting rights of its 9 motorsports competitions to 136 companies globally, covering 35 countries. International Automobile Federation (FIA)'s rights holders include YouTube. International Automobile Federation (FIA) currently holds 2 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including motorsports.
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