日: 2021年5月21日

The FIA Member Clubs and our championship’s promoters support and enrich these actions through their own initiatives, and have already participated in this movement: Formula 1 with #WeRaceAsOne, Formula E with #PositivelyCharged, and WTCR with #RaceToCare.

Today, a new step forward is taken with the support of all Formula 1 drivers, through a new video “F1 drivers commit to #PurposeDriven”.

Additionally, new dedicated pages are online on the FIA website: purposedriven.fia.com.

A brochure featuring the actions undertaken is available here.

Furthermore, on 5 July in Monaco, the opening session of the FIA joint Conference Sport and Mobility will be open to society and dedicated to #PurposeDriven and its numerous achievements, with the participation of our Member Clubs.

Jean Todt, FIA President, said: “I thank all Formula 1 drivers for their strong support to the #PurposeDriven movement launched by the FIA through this new video. With our 245 FIA Member Clubs in 146 countries, our championships promoters and broader FIA family, we can accelerate and enrich the contribution that Mobility and Motor Sport make to society. Together we are stronger to promote health & safety, environment, diversity & inclusion, and community development.”

Stefano Domenicali, Formula 1  CEO, said: “It is fantastic to see the support from all the drivers and the people involved in this incredible sport. The PurposeDriven campaign alongside our WeRaceAsOne platform shows our commitment to making real change and improving Formula 1 for the benefit of society.”

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Dani Sordo headed a Hyundai Motorsport clean sweep of the podium places at Vodafone Rally de Portugal after a dominant Friday morning for the Korean manufacturer.

Sordo and new co-driver Borja Rozada took advantage of the best grip offered by a low start position on drying gravel roads to win two of the opening three special stages. Only a first stage stall denied the Spaniards a hat-trick.

They pulled into the mid-leg tyre change zone with a 6.7sec lead over the similar i20 World Rally Car of Ott Tänak after winning the Góis and the classic Arganil speed tests. Thierry Neuville was a further 3.3sec behind in third.

Tyre management was crucial. All frontline drivers opted for four soft compound Pirelli tyres and a harder spare. While some opted to use the harder rubber later in the loop, Sordo stayed on the soft tyres throughout.

Takamoto Katsuta was 1.4sec behind Evans in another Yaris with Adrien Fourmaux completing the top six in a Ford Fiesta on his first gravel outing in the car. The Frenchman quickly learned that following the cleaner line of the drivers ahead was key to good times.

Kalle Rovanperä was a frustrated seventh. The young Finn was troubled by understeer in his Yaris and having tested on wetter roads, he felt the car’s set-up was to blame.

Sébastien Ogier struggled with the least grip on the sandy roads from first in the start order. The FIA World Rally Championship leader was more than half a minute adrift in eighth.

Gus Greensmith was fourth in the opening Lousã but a rear right puncture in Arganil cost 45sec and he plunged to ninth. FIA WRC2 leader Esapekka Lappi completed the leaderboard in his Movisport-run Volkswagen Polo GTI, in front of teammate Nicolay Gryazin, and M-Sport Ford’s Teemu Suninen in a Ford Fiesta Mk II.

Pierre-Louis Loubet was the rally’s first major casualty after crashing his i20 in Góis.

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