2025 FIA Awards: Who Were the Winners?
The 2025 FIA Awards ceremony took place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan on December 12. From Formula One to karting, endurance racing and rally raid, champions across every discipline were recognised for their achievements over a fiercely competitive season.
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, who was just re-elected for his second term, welcomed guests to the and praised a year defined by close battles, rising talent and record participation across global competitions.
World Rally
Sebastien Ogier hailed the 2025 campaign as his «strongest» in the World Rally Championship and is «super proud» to match Sebastien Loeb’s record of nine world titles. Ogier sealed a stunning ninth crown after finishing third in an intense Rally Saudi Arabia finale, beating Toyota team-mate Elfyn Evans by four points after a thrilling tussle.
The nine-time World Rally Champion, Sébastien Ogier, is on stage as Vincent Landais collects his first-ever Co-drivers’ Championship 👏
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
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WRC Champion Driver and Co-Driver: Sebastien Ogier and Vincent Landais
WRC Champion Manufacturer: Toyota Racing
Formula E
Oliver Rowland became Formula E world champion after a consistent campaign marked by victories in Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Japan and Singapore. TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E team secured their Teams’ Championship. After more than 30 years, Porsche returned to top-flight single-seater racing for the 2019/20 season. Straight up to speed, the legendary German marque finally lifted the Drivers’ trophy in Season 10 with Pascal Wehrlein. The German has a new teammate for Season 12, as Nico Muller joins the legendary manufacturer for 2025/26.
Oliver Rowland achieved a life-long dream, he is the seaon 11 ABB FIA Formula E World Champion! 👏#FIAAWARDS2025 pic.twitter.com/l52GS2nIv1
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
Formula E Champion Driver: Oliver Rowland
Formula E Champion Team: TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E
World Rallycross
Swedish ace Yury Belevskiy received title in this sport. Kristoffersson Motorsport also claimed the eighth Teams’ Championship following a season of speed and reliability.
Title #8 for Johan Kristoffersson as he steps on stage to receive his World Rallycross Championship trophy 👏#FIAAWARDS2025 pic.twitter.com/lrduYSS14z
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
World RX Champion Driver: Johan Kristoffersson
World RX1 Champion Driver: Yury Belevskiy
World RX3 Champion Driver: Rytis Gurklys
World RX Champion Team: Kristoffersson Motorsport
Endurance Racing
Ferrari won the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship Drivers’ and Manufacturers’ titles in Bapco Energies 8 Hours of Bahrain season finale, sealing the deal in style with a triple top five finish in Sakhir. To complete Ferrari’s joy, its three crews locked out the top three positions in the Drivers’ standings. Courtesy of a fourth-place finish in Bahrain, Antonio Giovinazzi, James Calado and Alessandro Pier Guidi clinched the crown behind the wheel of the #51 Ferrari AF Corse entry, having led the way since triumphing on home turf at Imola back in April.
After a championship battle that went right down to the wire at the Bahrain FIA WEC season finale, Ferrari clinched both the drivers’ and manufacturers’ titles – a historic first for the Italian manufacturer and its #51 crew: Guidi, Giovinazzi and Calado 👏
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
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Hypercar WEC Champion Manufacturer: Ferrari
Hypercar WEC Champion Driver: Antonio Giovinazzi, James Calado and Alessandro Pier Guidi
Rally-Raid
Lucas Moraes claimed his first FIA World Rally-Raid Championship with co-driver Edouard Boulanger. Toyota GAZOO Racing secured their sixth straight Manufacturers’ title after consistent performances from their team.
Lucas Moraes celebrates his first W2RC World Championship trophy, as Edouard Boulanger secures his second consecutive FIA World Rally-Raid Championship for Navigators title 👏
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
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W2RC Champion Driver and Co-Driver: Lucas moraes and Edouard Boulanger
W2RC Champion Manufacturer: Toyota Gazoo Racing W2RC
Karting World Champions Crowned
Three world titles were awarded in karting after a season of close competition across Europe.
Thibaut Ramaekers (OK European Champion)
Noah Baglin (Junior European Champion)
Senna Van Walstijn (KZ European Champion)
Noah Baglin, Thibaut Ramaekers, and Senna van Walstijn, 2025 FIA Karting World Champions, take to the stage to receive their trophies 🏆
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
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Formula Series
Lando Norris secured his first FIA Formula One World Championship after a season of fluctuating fortunes that led him to gain an advantage over his teammate Oscar Piastri and prevent Max Verstappen from securing a fifth title by just two points.
F1 Champion Driver: Lando Norris
F1 Champion Constructor: McLaren
McLaren secures consecutive Constructors’ World Championship titles for the first time since 1990–1991 👏#FIAAWARDS2025 pic.twitter.com/yZiYJip49B
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
F2 Champion Driver: Leonardo Fornaroli
Leonardo Fornaroli is back at the FIA Awards this year, picking up his FIA Formula 2 trophy! 👏#FIAAWARDS2025 pic.twitter.com/jZdGyYiMgv
— FIA (@fia) December 12, 2025
F1 Champion Constructor: Invicta Racing
F3 Champion Driver: Rafael Camara
F3 Champion Constructor: Campos Racing
Action of the Year and Rookie of the Year
The FIA expanded its Action of the Year award to celebrate the most thrilling moment in each championship, as voted by fans worldwide.
World Rally – Ott Tanak and Martin Jarveoja in Kenya
World Rallycross – Kevin Hansen in Sweden
Formula E – Maximilian Gunther in Jeddah
Formula 1 – Max Verstappen at Emilia-Romagna
Karting – Evan Purcell at Kristianstad
Endurance Racing – Loic Duval at Spa-Francorchamps
Rally-Raid – Lucas Moraes and Armand Monleon at Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge
The Rookie of the Year award recognised the standout newcomer across all FIA championships, highlighting adaptability and raw pace in a first full season. The title was awarded to the Formula 3 champion Rafael Camara.
With nearly every continent represented and more than 100 titles awarded, the 2025 FIA Awards ceremony underscored the global reach of motorsport and the growing depth of talent across its many disciplines.
