2018 France Paris 19 May 2018 Germany Berlin 10 June 2018 Switzerland Zurich*/** 14 July 2018 USA New York 15 July 2018 USA New York 28 July 2018 Canada Montreal 29 July 2018 Canada Montreal

*Subject to ASN confirmation

** Subject to circuit homologation

Single-Seater Commission

The creation of Sporting Regulations governing future F3 Regional Championships certified by the FIA was approved.

The Single-Seater Commission was granted approval to create two F3 Regional Championships in the Americas and Asia.

A full update of the F3 Technical Regulations applicable to both F3 International from 2019 and F3 Regional from 2018 was approved. This will introduce newly-developed safety requirements, as well as updated bodywork and powertrain regulations.

The introduction of F3 Regional Homologation Regulations was proposed and accepted. Based on the successful F4 concept, Homologation Regulations specificbut mandatory for new F4 championship(s) starting in 2019. Upon request, the life of the current cars could be extended until the end of 2023 (with no Halo). The cost of the new car will be the same as the current car plus the cost for any additional safety equipment (i.e. the halo and its installation).

GT Commission

A series of technical measures are proposed in order to harmonise the LMGTE and GT3 regulations.

Rally Commission

To increase participation by reducing costs, only the four best results will count towards the final classification of ERC 2.

From 2018 it will no longer be necessary to register for the FIA African Rally Championship, enabling more crews to score points in the series. To aid cost reduction, the minimum total distance of special stages has