FIA Institute Academy

1. FIA Institute Academy OVERVIEW Robert Reid, Director ESP 04/11/2010

2. Best practice framework Officials programme Drivers programme Facilities programme Funding Academy FIA Institute Education Programme • FIA Motor Sport Safety Development Fund Pilot Year 2011

3. Stage 3 Chamonix - March Team Building & Personal Goal Setting Stage 4: Austria – date TBA Learning into Practice Stage 5: Austria – date TBA Continuous Improvement Stages 6&7: Austria – date TBA Trainer Education Stage 2: Edinburgh – February Intensive Training Methods of training and presentation Road safety training programmes Screening & certification Advanced skills learning combined with race supplier experience Driving skills development Advanced skills learning combined with factory race team experience Driving skills development Introductory and Skills learning to cover basic ground topics Common and consistent understanding of core performance factors Intensive learning of team and interpersonal skills Personal Improvement Plan creation, objectives and results FIA Institute Academy Stage 1: October - February Selection • Individual application • ASN nomination • Short list selection against key criteria • Age • Experience • Success • Capability • Long term ambassador • Four day final shoot-out event in Austria

4. FIA Institute Academy Benefits & Opportunities • For the Driver: • Prepare young drivers to compete at the pinnacle of the sport; • Increase skills in the area of driver and road safety; • Promote the principles of safety, fairness and responsibility both on and off the track. • Credibility, network building and media exposure • For the ASN: • An aspirationalprogramme generating a halo effect • Underpinning for national ASN elite schemes • Creates ambassadors for ASN and FIA • Opportunities to become RTPs • For the future: • 2011 is a pilot year • The programme will develop • A toolbox for the use of ASNs