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P 30 P 36 P 44 P 66 05 05 P Finding the P ‘Everything 30 formula for 44 counts, even the future more than before’ / New F1 CEO Chase / Lewis Hamilton on COVER Carey plans to move F1 LEWIS motivation, inspiration STORY forward by looking back HAMILTON and why this year’s F1 to its glorious heritage title fight is the best yet 06 06 P Making the smart P Pushing ahead 36 metropolitan 66 with a passion moves for competition / How the FIA and Formula / PSA’s CEO on building issue SMART E are helping to shape CARLOS brands, buying Opel, and why, #19 CITIES the way we navigate an TAVARES for him, success is built on INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE FIA increasingly urban world lessons learned at the track INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE FIA Editorial Board: Jean Todt, Peter Bayer, Saul Billingsley, THE FIA THE FIA FOUNDATION THE GLOBAL INSTITUTE Dear reader, Olivier Fisch, Andrew McKellar, Gerard Saillant Editor-In-Chief: Luca Colajanni This year is proving to be one of great change in our world. Executive Editor: Justin Hynes The Fédération Internationale de The FIA Foundation is an The Global Institute for Motor Contributing Editor: Marc Cutler l’Automobile is the governing body independent UK-registered charity Sport Safety is an international FORMULA ONE, the pinnacle of motor sport, is tackling a particularly Chief Sub-Editor: Gillian Rodgers Art Director: Cara Furman of world motor sport and the that supports an international organisation based in Switzerland important season, with a new group in charge as commercial rights Contributors: James Allen, Ben Barry, Matt Youson, federation of the world’s leading programme of activities promoting that undertakes research to Declan Quigley, Anthony Peacock, Gaia Pelliccioli, motoring organisations. Founded road safety, the environment and improve motor sport safety holder and with new cars that – so far this year – have delivered some David Evans, Vladimir Rys, Andre Lavadinho, Daniel Ortelli Repro Manager: Adam Carbajal in 1904, it brings together 236 sustainable mobility. It was worldwide. As the safety research very exciting racing. AUTO features exclusive interviews with two Printing: Golinelli Communications Lab national motoring and sporting established in 2001 with a donation partner of the FIA, it conducts We would like to thank the following for their help with this issue of AUTO: Bradley Lord, Tom Wood, organisations from more than of $300 million from the FIA practical research at all levels of people who reflect this change: Formula One President and CEO Norman Howell, Joanne Revill, Alberto Antonini, 135 countries, representing millions and is governed by a Board of motor sport, from professional Luca Pascotto, Sarah Le Port, Avi Silverman, Chase Carey and the driver who more than any other has made his Josep Mateu, Carmelo Sanz de Barros, Manuel Aviño of motorists worldwide. In motor Trustees. Among its activities, categories to grassroots racing. Advertising: Stephane Fillastre sport, it administers the rules and the Foundation participates It aims to provide motor sport mark on the sport in recent years, Lewis Hamilton. [email protected] regulations for all international in various UN road safety and with the means to operate as safely Cover photo by: Vladimir Rys Our series of exclusives with the key players in the automotive four-wheel sport, including the FIA environment-related partnerships as possible, and to use safety Design Origination: seidldesign, Stuttgart Formula One World Championship and is a member of the UN Global research for the benefit of public world continues in this issue, with an interview with Carlos Tavares, and FIA World Rally Championship. Road Safety Collaboration. roads and society in general. Chairman of the Managing Board of the PSA Group, recently involved in the important acquisition of the Opel marque. 2017 has seen the launch of the first advertising campaign aimed at improving road safety, produced by the FIA along with JCDecaux. Starting in this edition, you can see the photos of actual campaign billboards in some of the best-known places in major cities around the world, as well as interviews with each one of our ambassadors: in this issue we feature the Olympic sprinter Yohan Blake. FORMULA E returned to the streets of Paris this year, just a few hundred metres from our headquarters. The event took place in the shadow of the monuments around Les Invalides and also marked the European debut of a new project that brings together sport and mobility, FIA Smart Cities, which you can learn all about in this magazine. With the launch of F2, the path outlined by the Federation to guide young drivers as they progress towards the top in motor sport is now complete. To learn more about the various routes that exist, AUTO met some of the people that make it happen behind the scenes: managers, talent scouts and those who head up academies, more often than not these days set up by F1 teams. In the regular heritage section, we present two protagonists that have played a part in the history of sport on four wheels: four-times world rally champion Tommi Mäkinen and the Renault Alpine A110. These and many other interesting features can be found in this issue. However, you will have no doubt already spotted a change to the magazine. As we had previously announced, AUTO has a new look as of today, both in terms of its format and design. Our aim was to make it bigger and easier to read. I hope you like it and you are very welcome to send in your ideas and suggestions. Enjoy the read! facebook.com/fia twitter.com/fia Legal: © 2017 FIA. All rights reserved. Except to the extent permitted under applicable copyright laws, no JEAN TODT, instagram.com/fia.official part of the information found in this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, FIA President or stored in a data base or retrieval system, without the youtube.com/fiaofficialvideo prior written permission of the FIA. AUTO #19 P8 P9 Q2 / 2017 From F1’s future with Chase 01 P12—15 02 P22—23 04 P26—29 05 P30—35 contents Carey, to the people shaping UP Gallery AUTO The Big TECH Start- THE BIG Chase driving careers, to rally legend FRONT ASKS REPORT READS Porsche’s progress in Question ups drive Carey the WEC; Nio sets new Tommi Mäkinen, this is AUTO Should motor sport EV record at the ‘Ring change F1’s new CEO wants continue to be to bring the sport into aligned with road car How auto makers and the 21st century while P16—21 technologies? AUTO start-up companies are respecting its past asks three experts increasingly working together to bring new News technology to cars P44—48 Behind the scenes at the Paris e-Prix; celebrating FIA Volunteers’ Day; 03 P24—25 Lewis heading towards racing calendar harmonisation Hamilton DRIVING Charles FORCES Mercedes’ world Leclerc champion on what The Ferrari Academy drew him into motor driver on his biggest sport and what he career challenge so far hopes his legacy will be – winning the F2 title 62 36 50 06 P36—38 P58—61 07 P72—77 09 P88—89 AUTO The route to Cross country REAR Legend: AUTO Porsche’s 26 FOCUS smart cities frontrunners VIEW Tommi GRAPH race to road With the world’s cities growing, The FIA Cross-Country Rally Mäkinen history the FIA is helping to inspire World Cup is proving an ideal future mobility solutions market place for car makers The four-time WRC A look at how more keen to showcase SUVs winner is now heading than 60 years of motor Toyota’s world rally sport innovation has P40—43 effort with the same directly changed the P62—65 will to succeed way we drive On the road to recovery Engineered P78—81 to perform 10 P90 30 40 Some of the sport’s top drivers Renault recall the people who have How the car industry’s high- helped them in the aftermath FINAL The performance divisions have Alpine LAP of accident and injury become a hotbed of innovation The A110 was the business of car that won the inaugural World Rally racing P66—69 P50—53 Championship – now Former Grand Prix it’s getting a makeover driver Derek Daly on The path to A passion the parallels between racing and business racing glory to succeed and how F1 might succeed in the US With the completion of the How PSA Group boss Carlos 08 P83—86 72 FIA’s racing pathway it’s now Tavares has transformed the easier for junior drivers to plot French car maker’s fortunes a route to the top of the sport INSIDE Welcome THE FIA P70—71 to club P54—56 world Yohan Blake, In a new section, AUTO The wise heads meets the clubs at #3500 Lives the heart of the FIA saving lives The track star has good reason network. In this issue, How an FIA Foundation-backed to be supporting the FIA’s we travel to Spain... campaign to promote helmet road safety campaign through use in Cambodia is saving global advertiser JCDecaux 54 78 countless lives on the road AUTO 01 UP AUTO DRIVING TECH THE BIG AUTO REAR INSIDE AUTO FINAL WEC SPA 6 HOURS The number one Porsche 919 Hybrid of Neel Jani, André standings behind the sister Porsche of Earl Bamber, Timo #19 FRONT ASKS FORCES REPORT READS FOCUS VIEW THE FIA GRAPH LAP P12 P13 Q2 Gallery The Big Charles Drive to Chase Carey Cities in motion Tommi Welcome to Porsche’s Derek Daly Lotterer and Nick Tandy pits during a brief but heavy shower Bernhard and Brendon Hartley (second at Spa) and the all- / News Question Leclerc start-ups Lewis Roads to recovery Mäkinen club world race to road RAIN 2017 Hamilton Paths to glory Renault history at the Spa 6 Hours, round two of this year’s FIA World conquering Toyota Gazoo Racing TS050 Hybrid squad of Wise heads save lives Alpine A110 Endurance Championship, held in May.
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