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FIA Prize Giving Ceremony

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Annual event

TheFIA Prize Giving Ceremony is an annual event promoted byFédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) which honours the achievements of allFIA champions over the previous season.

In 2014, the FIA introduced a new format where the champions and guests took part in a competition held at akart circuit designed byHermann Tilke, under the race direction ofCharlie Whiting.Rookie of the Year andAction of the Year are presented annually, whilst awards such asPersonality of the Year have previously been awarded.[1] Other special awards includeOutstanding Official of the Year and thePresident Innovation Medal.

Location

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The 1995 ceremony was to take place inMonte Carlo,Monaco, but was cancelled due to thegeneral strikes in nearbyFrance.[2]

YearCountryCityRef
1996 MonacoMonte Carlo[3]
1997[4]
1998[5]
1999[6]
2000[7]
2001[8]
2002[9]
2003[10]
2004[11]
2005[12]
2006[13]
2007[14]
2008[15]
2009[16]
2010[17]
2011 IndiaNew Delhi[18]
2012 TurkeyIstanbul[19]
2013 FranceParis[20]
2014 QatarDoha[21]
2015 FranceParis[22]
2016 AustriaVienna[23]
2017 FranceVersailles[24]
2018 RussiaSaint Petersburg[25]
2019 FranceParis[26]
2020  SwitzerlandGeneva[27]
2021 FranceParis[28]
2022 ItalyBologna[29]
2023 AzerbaijanBaku[30]
2024 RwandaKigali[31]
2025 UzbekistanTashkent[32]

Awards winners

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Personality of the Year

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Robert Kubica: winner ofPersonality of the Year award in 2013

The FIA Personality of the Year award sees permanently accredited media from the FIA's World Championships honour the competitor or figure who they believe achieved an exceptional performance this season. This figure can be a driver, a team manager, an official, a volunteer, etc., affiliated to an FIA Championship or Event. Each member of the media is required to vote for three individuals in the first stage before choosing from a final selection of ten.[33] The Personality of the Year award was dropped ahead of the 2022 Prize Giving Ceremony, replaced with two new prize categories.[34]

YearWinnerSeriesRoleRef.
2013PolandRobert KubicaWorld Rally ChampionshipDriver[35]
2014United KingdomLewis HamiltonFormula OneDriver[36]
2015NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula OneDriver[37]
2016NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula OneDriver[38]
2017NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula OneDriver[39]
2018United KingdomLewis HamiltonFormula OneDriver[40]
2019AustriaNiki LaudaFormula OneTeam personnel[41]
2020United KingdomLewis HamiltonFormula OneDriver[42]
2021United KingdomLewis HamiltonFormula OneDriver[43]

Action of the Year

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Max Verstappen: winner ofAction of the Year award in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019 and 2025.

The FIA Action of the Year award allows motorsport fans to choose their defining event of the sporting year. Balloting for the award is undertaken by motor racing fans via the FIA's official website.[33]

YearWinnerSeriesEventRef.
2014NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula 3 European ChampionshipOvertakingAntonio Giovinazzi inImola[44]
2015NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula OneOvertakingFelipe Nasr at theBelgian Grand Prix[37]
2016NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula OneOvertakingNico Rosberg at theBrazilian Grand Prix[38]
2017FinlandEsapekka LappiWorld Rally ChampionshipJump at theRally de Portugal[45]
2018FinlandTeemu SuninenWorld Rally ChampionshipSave atRally Finland[46]
2019NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula OneOvertakingCharles Leclerc at theBritish Grand Prix[41]
2020FinlandKimi RäikkönenFormula OneOpening lap at thePortuguese Grand Prix[47]
2021SpainFernando AlonsoFormula OneDefending position againstLewis Hamilton at theHungarian Grand Prix[43]
2022United KingdomLewis HamiltonFormula OneOvertakingCharles Leclerc andSergio Pérez at theBritish Grand Prix[48]
2023SpainFernando AlonsoFormula OneOvertakingSergio Pérez on the last lap of theSão Paulo Grand Prix[49]

Beginning in 2024, the award was divided into seven categories, for the FIA World Championship in each motorsport discipline.[50]

Formula One

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YearWinnerEventRef.
2024MexicoSergio PérezOvertakingCarlos Sainz Jr. andFernando Alonso at theChinese Grand Prix sprint[50]
2025NetherlandsMax VerstappenOvertakingOscar Piastri at theEmilia Romagna Grand Prix[51]

World Rally Championship

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YearWinnerEventRef.
2024FranceAdrien FourmauxJump at theSafari Rally[50]
2025EstoniaOtt TänakDriving through mud at theSafari Rally[52]

World Endurance Championship

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YearWinnerEventRef.
2024FranceJulien AndlauerOvertakingPaul-Loup Chatin at the6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps[50]
2025FranceLoïc DuvalOvertakingAntonio Giovinazzi andRobin Frijns at the6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps[53]

Formula E

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YearWinnerEventRef.
2024United KingdomSam BirdOvertakingMitch Evans on the last lap of theSão Paulo ePrix[50]
2025GermanyMaximilian GüntherOvertakingOliver Rowland on the last lap of theJeddah ePrix[54]

World Rallycross Championship

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YearWinnerEventRef.
2024SwedenKlara AnderssonOvertakingKevin Hansen andTimmy Hansen at the World RX of Hungary[50]
2025SwedenKevin HansenSave at the World RX of Sweden[55]

World Rally-Raid Championship

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YearWinnerEventRef.
2024France Loïc Minaudier
France Mathieu Serradori
Moving motorbike at theDakar Rally[50]
2025BrazilLucas Moraes
Spain Armand Monleon
ChasingNasser Al-Attiyah and Édouard Boulanger at theAbu Dhabi Desert Challenge[56]

Karting World Championship

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YearWinnerEventRef.
2024United Kingdom Kenzo CraigieOvertaking Noah Baglin on the last lap of theOK-Junior World Championship[50]
2025United Kingdom Evan PurcellSave at theOK-Junior World Championship[57]

Rookie of the Year

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Rafael Câmara is the most recent winner of theRookie of the Year award, having won it in 2025.

The FIA Rookie of the Year is selected amongst drivers who completed their first season in an FIA-sanctioned championship. Eligible series include theFIA Formula One World Championship,World Rally Championship,European Rally Championship,World Touring Car Championship,FIA World Endurance Championship,World Rallycross Championship,European Rallycross Championship,FIA Formula 2 Championship,FIA Formula Three Championships, andKarting KF World Championship.[33]

YearWinnerSeriesRef.
2014RussiaDaniil KvyatFormula One[58]
2015NetherlandsMax VerstappenFormula One[37]
2016SwedenKevin HansenEuropean Rallycross[59]
2017MonacoCharles LeclercFormula 2[39]
2018MonacoCharles LeclercFormula One[60]
2019ThailandAlexander AlbonFormula One[61]
2020JapanYuki TsunodaFormula 2[62]
2021AustraliaOscar PiastriFormula 2[43]
2022BarbadosZane MaloneyFormula 3[48]
2023AustraliaOscar PiastriFormula One[49]
2024BrazilGabriel BortoletoFormula 2[50]
2025BrazilRafael CâmaraFormula 3[63]

Outstanding Official of the Year

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The FIA Outstanding Official of the Year, one of two new categories introduced in 2022, is selected amongst the FIA's "army of volunteers and officials who form the backbone of the sport". The winner is selected by the FIA Volunteers and Officials Commission (VOC).[33]

YearWinnerRoleRef.
2022Mexico Filiberto Loranca MarañónClerk of the Course,Mexican Grand Prix[48]
2023Bahrain Sadiq KalawadhManager of Events,Bahrain International Circuit[49]
2024Australia Carol Anne ArmstrongOfficial for variousFIA championships[64]
2025South Africa Steve HardingOfficial for variousFIA championships[65]

FIA President Innovation Medal

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Bernie Ecclestone: winner ofFIA President Innovation Medal in 2024

The FIA President Innovation Medal, one of two new categories introduced in 2022, was created by current FIA presidentMohammed Ben Sulayem to recognize "people coming with ideas helping not only the sport but also in worldwide context". The winner is selected by the incumbent FIA president.[33]

YearWinnerRoleRef.
2022South AfricaGordon MurrayRoad and race car design (Formula One)[48]
2023SwedenChristian von KoenigseggAutomotive engineering[49]
2024United KingdomBernie EcclestonePromotion ofFormula One[50]
2025ItalyEnzo FerrariFounder ofScuderia Ferrari[32]

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