FIA and ACO extend WEC partnership through 2037
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The FIA and ACO have agreed a ten-year extension of their World Endurance Championship partnership. The new term follows the current agreement’s expiry at the end of 2027 and runs through the end of 2037, giving the championship a longer organisational foundation.
The FIA and ACO have agreed a ten-year extension of their World Endurance Championship partnership. The new term follows the current agreement’s expiry at the end of 2027 and runs through the end of 2037, giving the championship a longer organisational foundation.
The announcement also sets out plans for a more unified technical framework for top-level cars racing in WEC and IMSA from 2030. The aim is greater efficiency for manufacturers, while regulations remain subject to final FIA World Motor Sport Council approval.
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