A PURPOSE DRIVEN INITIATIVE
METHODOLOGY
THE EXPERT STAKEHOLDERS ENGAGED WERE: Adam Baker FIA, Safety Director
Julia Pallé Formula E, Senior Sustainability Consultant
Alexandre Gueschir FIA, Marketing Director
Laurent Mekies Ferrari, Sporting Director
Alexandre Turpin Williams Racing, Business Manager
Mario Isola Pirelli, Head of F1
Andrew Wheatley FIA, WRC Category Manager
Matthieu Bonardel Michelin, Product Research Technical Director
Bruno Famin FIA, Director of Operations
Michael Shearer OBE, McLaren Applied, Managing Director (Asia Pacific), and, Sustainability Adviser
rof. Burkhard Goeschel P FIA, President of the Electric and New Energy Championship Commission Clive Bowen Apex Circuit Designs, Founder and Director Garry Connelly FIA Environmental Delegate Stefano Domenicali CEO of Lamborghini rof. Gérard Saillant P FIA, President FIA Medical Commission
Nikolas Tombazis, FIA Head of Single Seater Technical Matters Oliver Ciesla Ex WRC Promoter Chief Executive Pascal Vasselon Toyota, Senior General Manager Chassis Peter Wright FIA, Consultant Simon Larkin WRC Promoter, Event Director
Giles Simon FIA, Technical Director
Simone Perego FIA, Project Officer and Manufacturer’s Commission Coordinator
James Allison Mercedes, Technical Director
Thomas Riedel Riedel Communications, Founder and CEO
Joao Sousa IUCN, Senior Programme Officer
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This story long-list was then narrowed down to a final shortlist of stories based on the following criteria, with stories that met all 4 criteria being included within the final report: → Motorsport Link Can we credibly say that the prime driver of innovation stems from the motorsport industry or was substantially advanced by it? → Credibility & Relevance Is this innovation being used today and has it been deployed by a credible source? → Societal Benefit Does this innovation bring significant value to society (social and/or environmental)? → Impact & Scale Has this innovation been used widely, or does it have the potential to have impact at scale? The final shortlist of stories were written using the details provided from the interviews and workshop, as well as expert third party sources. To verify and ensure credibility of each story, a minimum of 2 independent sources were used as evidence, with a particular focus on using identified sources outside the motorsport world to remove any form of bias or conflicted interests. Each story was then run past an internal FIA review committee for final review and sign off before being published in the report.