Athletes at the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games
 | This article needs additional citations for verification. (October 2022) |
The following nations and athletes competed in the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games at Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet, France, from 29 to 31 October 2022.[1]
Team Albania[edit]
Automobile Club Albania entered four athletes across three disciplines.
- Esports
- Andri Gjoka
- Crosscar Senior
- Gentjan Shaqiri
- Karting Slalom
- Aleks Begolli
- Nancy Vathi
Team Andorra[edit]
The Automobile Club of Andorra entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Octavio Pisco
Team Argentina[edit]
The Argentine Automobile Club entered five athletes across four disciplines.
- Touring Car
- Drifting
- Rodrigo Gallo
- Crosscar Junior
- Juan Manuel Grigera
- Rally2 Cup
- Paulo Soria
- Marcelo der Ohannesian
Team Australia[edit]
Motorsport Australia entered eight athletes across seven disciplines.[2]
- GT Relay
- Brenton Grove
- Stephen Grove
- GT Sprint
- Touring Car
- Formula 4
- Costa Toparis
- Esports
- Philippa Boquida
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Peter Bouzinelos
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Aiva Anagnostidis
Team Austria[edit]
The Austrian Automobile Motorcycle and Touring Club entered four athletes across four disciplines.
- Formula 4
- Drifting
- Daniel Brandner
- Esports
- Felix Temper
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Oscar Wurz
Team Bahamas[edit]
The Bahamas Motor Sports Association entered seven athletes across three disciplines.
- Esports
- Dominick Robinson
- Karting Endurance
- Christopher Bain
- Jashai Burrows
- Ramando Hudson
- Giselle Liriano
- Karting Slalom
- Caden Burbridge
- Maria Scott
Team Bangladesh[edit]
The Automobile Association of Bangladesh entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
Team Barbados[edit]
The Barbados Motoring Federation entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Esports
- Leon Sealy
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Calem Maloney
Team Belgium[edit]
The Royal Automobile Club of Belgium entered twenty-two athletes across fourteen disciplines.[3]
- GT Sprint
- Touring Car
- Formula 4
- Lorens Lecertua
- Drifting
- Pieter van Hoorick
- Esports
- Mathias Kühn
- Crosscar Junior
- Romuald Demelenne
- Crosscar Senior
- Kobe Pauwels
- Rally2 Cup
- Cédric de Cecco
- Jérôme Humblet
- Rally4 Cup
- Tom Rensonnet
- Loïc Dumont
- Ward Hanssens (Participating with Denmark)
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Thibaut Ramaekers
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Elie Goldstein
- Karting Endurance
- Maxime Drion
- Antoine Morlet
- Jeremy Peclers
- Sita Vanmeert
- Karting Slalom
- Romy Degroote
- Dario Pemov
- Auto Slalom
- Dylan Czaplicki
- Lyssia Baudet
Team Belize[edit]
The Belize Automobile Club entered two athletes in one discipline.
- Karting Slalom
- Emery Paul Nicholas
- Rosabell Dueck
Team Brazil[edit]
The Brazilian Auto Racing Confederation entered eleven athletes across nine disciplines.[4]
- GT Relay
- Adalberto Baptista
- Bruno Baptista
- GT Sprint
- Bruno Baptista
- Touring Car
- Raphael Reis
- Formula 4
- Esports
- Igor Rodrigues
- Rally2 Cup
- Adroaldo Weisheimer
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Gabriel Koenigkan
- Karting Sprint Senior
- João Maranhão
- Auto Slalom
- Bruno Pierozan
- Kaká Magno
Team Canada[edit]
The Groupe de Développement Sportif entered three athletes across two disciplines.[5]
- Touring Car
- Travis Hill
- Karting Slalom
- Keaton Dietrich
- Paige Dietrich
Team Chile[edit]
The Chilean Federation of Motor Sport entered three athletes across three disciplines.
- Formula 4
- Maria José Pérez de Arce
- Esports
- Nicolás Rubilar
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Gustavo Suárez
Team Chinese Taipei[edit]
The Chinese Taipei Motor Sports Association entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines.[6]
- GT Relay
- Chen Yi-Fan
- Chen Wen-Ko
- GT Sprint
- Chen Yi-Fan
- Formula 4
- Ethan Ho
- Esports
- Lin Kuei-Min
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Chou Chun-Ting
- Karting Endurance
- Tsai Yu-Hsuan
- Lo Chun-Yao
- Cheng Hsiao-Hsu
- Chung Chen-Yu
- Auto Slalom
- Lin Chun-Ta
- Shen Yu-Ru
Team Costa Rica[edit]
The Automobile Club of Costa Rica entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Diego Ardiles
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Gabriel Kawer
Team Croatia[edit]
The Croatian Automobile & Karting Federation entered three athletes across two disciplines.
- Esports
- Mihael Matika
- Auto Slalom
- Nenad Damarija
- Iva Damarija
Team Czech Republic[edit]
The Autoclub of the Czech Republic entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines.
- Drifting
- Marco Zakouřil
- Esports
- Martin Kadlečík
- Crosscar Senior
- Adam Kotaška
- Rally Historic Cup
- Vojtěch Štajf
- František Rajnoha
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Jakub Kameník
- Karting Endurance
- Ondřej Kočka
- Aleš Burger
- Zdeněk Ošťádal
- Soňa Ptáčková
- Auto Slalom
- Dominik Šurýn
- Dagmar Kamas Bělíková
Team Denmark[edit]
The Danish Automobile Sports Union entered six athletes across six disciplines.[7]
- Formula 4
- Julius Dinesen
- Drifting
- Mikkel Overgaard
- Esports
- Mikkel Gade
- Rally4 Cup
- Casper Nielsen
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Mikkel Pedersen
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Valdemar Aggerholm
Team Estonia[edit]
The Estonian Autosport Union entered thirteen athletes across ten disciplines.[8]
- Drifting
- Kevin Pesur
- Esports
- Juss Parek
- Crosscar Junior
- Armin Raag
- Crosscar Senior
- Martin Juga
- Rally2 Cup
- Rally Historic Cup
- Marko Mättik
- Arvo Maslenikov
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Mark Dubnitski
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Carmen Kraav
- Karting Slalom
- Martaliisa Meindorf
- Jürgen Laansoo
- Auto Slalom
- Hanna Lisette Aabna
- Kevin Lempu
Team Finland[edit]
AKK Motorsport entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Drifting
- Juha Pöytälaakso
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Kimi Tani
Team France[edit]
The Fédération Française du Sport Automobile entered fourteen athletes across eleven disciplines.
- GT Relay
- Eric Debard
- Simon Gachet
- GT Sprint
- Touring Car
- Teddy Clairet
- Formula 4
- Pablo Sarrazin
- Drifting
- Jason Banet
- Esports
- Alexandre Lê
- Crosscar Junior
- Etan Pepujol
- Crosscar Senior
- David Meat
- Rally2 Cup
- Mathieu Arzeno
- Romain Roche
- Rally Historic Cup
- Philippe Gache
- Philippe David
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Jules Caranta
Team Georgia[edit]
The Georgian Automobile Sport Federation entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines.[9]
- Formula 4
- Sandro Tavartkiladze
- Drifting
- Nodo Kodua
- Esports
- Sandro Chanturia
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Lado Kukhianidze
- Karting Endurance
- Nika Kobosnidze
- Mariam Tsiklauri
- Archil Tsimakuridze
- Mariam Davitidze
- Karting Slalom
- Sandro Kajaia
- Nutsa Makhatchadze
- Auto Slalom
- Mevlud Meladze
- Irina Onashvili
Team Germany[edit]
The Deutscher Motor Sport Bund entered eighteen athletes across thirteen disciplines.[10][11]
- GT Relay
- Fabian Schiller
- Valentin Pierburg
- GT Sprint
- Formula 4
- Valentin Kluss
- Drifting
- Gerson Junginger
- Esports
- Constantin Tscharf
- Crosscar Junior
- Samuel Drews
- Crosscar Senior
- Tim Braumüller
- Rally2 Cup
- Björn Satorius
- Hanna Ostlender
- Rally Historic Cup
- Renate Mayr
- Siegfried Mayr
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Mathilda Paatz
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Maximilian Schleimer
- Karting Slalom
- Sebastian Romberg
- Annika Spielberger
- Auto Slalom
- Claire Schönborn
- Marcel Hellberg
Team Greece[edit]
The Hellenic Motorsport Federation entered five athletes across four disciplines.[12]
- Drifting
- George Lagos
- Esports
- Harris Mitropoulos
- Rally2 Cup
- Nikos Pavlidis
- Dimitris Amaxopoulos
- Rally4 Cup
- Paschalis Hatzimarkos
Team Guatemala[edit]
The Automobile Club of Guatemala entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Juanes Morales
Team Hong Kong[edit]
The Hong Kong Automobile Association entered thirteen athletes across nine disciplines.[13][5]
- GT Relay
- Ip Kung-Ching
- Lee Ying-Kin
- GT Sprint
- Lee Ying-Kin
- Touring Car
- Formula 4
- Thong Wei-Heen
- Drifting
- Esports
- Wong Kai-Hin
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Yu Ka-Po
- Karting Endurance
- Chung Pui-Yan
- Ho Man-Cheong
- Wong King-Chi
- Yeung Tak
- Karting Slalom
- Mok Sum-Nga
- Ng Jaden
Team Hungary[edit]
The National Automobile Sport Federation of Hungary entered eleven athletes across eight disciplines.[14][15]
- Formula 4
- Zénó Kovács
- Drifting
- Péter Utasi
- Esports
- Kristóf Artzt
- Crosscar Junior
- Kristóf Csuti
- Rally2 Cup
- Martin László
- Dávid Berendi
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Balázs Juráncsik
- Karting Slalom
- Ádám Szabó
- Lilla Horn
- Auto Slalom
- Martin Bognár
- Tünde Deák
Team Iceland[edit]
The Icelandic Motorsport Association entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Hákon Jökulsson
Team India[edit]
The Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India entered six athletes across five disciplines.[16]
- Formula 4
- Ruhaan Alva
- Rally4 Cup
- Sanjay Takale
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Ishaan Madesh
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Auto Slalom
- Prateek Dalal
- Pragathi Gowda
Team Indonesia[edit]
The Indonesian Motor Association entered three athletes across three disciplines.
- Esports
- Presley Martono
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Aditya Wibowo
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Kaenan Reza Sini
Team Ireland[edit]
Motorsport Ireland entered one athlete in one discipline.[17]
- Touring Car
- Jack Young
Team Israel[edit]
The Automobile and Touring Club of Israel entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines.[18]
- Esports
- Denis Gribov
- Crosscar Senior
- Adar Melamed
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Yam Pinto
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Ariel Elkin
- Karting Endurance
- Itzik Shahar
- Yaniv Hershkowitz
- Ran Ben Ezer
- Yordan Oved
- Karting Slalom
- Chen Ido
- Eva Garlink
- Auto Slalom
- Tal Sharig
- Yuval Ravitz
Team Italy[edit]
The Automobile Club d'Italia entered eleven athletes across nine disciplines.[19]
- GT Sprint
- Touring Car
- Giacomo Ghermandi
- Formula 4
- Drifting
- Manuel Vacca
- Esports
- Luca Losio
- Crosscar Senior
- Simone Firenze
- Rally2 Cup
- Rafael Capoani (Participating with Brazil)
- Rally4 Cup
- Roberto Daprà
- Luca Guglielmetti
- Rally Historic Cup
- Andrea Zivian
- Nicola Arena
Team Japan[edit]
The Japan Automobile Federation entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Sota Muto
Team Kosovo[edit]
The Federation of Auto Sport of Kosovo entered five athletes across three disciplines.[20]
- Esports
- Visar Gjikolli
- Karting Slalom
- Baran Karabeg
- Rea Gashi
- Auto Slalom
- Ermira Topalli
- Valon Jaha
Team Kuwait[edit]
The Kuwait International Automobile Club entered three athletes across three disciplines.
- Drifting
- Ali Makhseed
- Esports
- Rashed Al-Rashdan
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Fahad Al-Khaled
Team Latvia[edit]
The Latvian Federation of Motor Vehicles entered six athletes across five disciplines.
- Touring Car
- Valters Zviedris
- Drifting
- Kristaps Blušs
- Esports
- Andrejs Gubarevs
- Crosscar Senior
- Auto Slalom
- Toms Ozols
- Maija Stakena
Team Lithuania[edit]
The Lithuanian Automobile Sport Federation entered nine athletes across seven disciplines.[21]
- GT Relay
- Jonas Gelžinis
- Eimantas Navikauskas
- GT Sprint
- Julius Adomavičius
- Drifting
- Benediktas Čirba
- Esports
- Tauras Gudinavičius
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Markas Šilkūnas
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Adrijus Rimkevičius
- Auto Slalom
- Evelina Drilingienė
- Vytis Pauliukonis
Team Luxembourg[edit]
The Automobile Club of Luxembourg entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Drifting
- Rohan van Riel
- Esports
- Daniel Lahyr
Team Malaysia[edit]
The Motorsports Association of Malaysia entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Formula 4
- Alister Yoong
- Esports
- Naquib Azman
Team Malta[edit]
The Malta Motorsport Federation entered nine athletes across five disciplines.[22]
- Esports
- Dean Vella
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Kian Gauci
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Lucas Pace
- Karting Endurance
- Ella Zammit
- Nicky Gauci
- Owen Mangion
- Kyle Mercieca
- Karting Slalom
- Raisa Psaila
- Kieran Galea
Team Mexico[edit]
The Mexican International Motor Sport Federation entered three athletes across three disciplines.[23]
- Esports
- Michael Teichmann
- Rally4 Cup
- Gustavo Urióstegui
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Edgar Rodríguez
Team Morocco[edit]
The Royal Moroccan Federation of Motor Sport entered one athlete in one discipline.
- GT Sprint
Team Mozambique[edit]
The Automobile and Touring Club of Mozambique entered five athletes across five disciplines.
- Formula 4
- Guilherme Rocha
- Drifting
- Zanil Satar
- Esports
- Dylan Jesus
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Ghazi Motlekar
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Cristian Bouché
Team Nepal[edit]
The Nepal Automobiles' Association entered three athletes across two disciplines.
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Diprash Shakya
- Auto Slalom
- Anil Kumar Baral
- Jiswan Tuladhar Shrestha
Team Netherlands[edit]
The KNAC National Autosport Federation entered nine athletes across seven disciplines.
- Touring Car
- Drifting
- Rick van Goethem
- Esports
- Chris Harteveld
- Crosscar Junior
- Nathan Ottink
- Crosscar Senior
- Jari van Hoof
- Rally4 Cup
- Martijn van Hoek
- Nard Ippen
- Karting Slalom
- Naomi de Groot
- Lukas Stiefelhagen
Team New Zealand[edit]
The MotorSport New Zealand entered one athlete across one discipline.
- Rally4 Cup
- Mike Young (Participating with India)
Team Nigeria[edit]
The Automobile Sports Club of Nigeria entered five athletes across four disciplines.
- Esports
- Segun Akin-Olugbade
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Baruch Roy-Bako
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Philip Gana
- Karting Slalom
- John Nenger
- Damilola Ademokoya
Team Norway[edit]
The Royal Norwegian Automobile Club entered five athletes across five disciplines.[24]
- Touring Car
- Didrik Esbjug
- Drifting
- Odd-Helge Helstad
- Esports
- Tommy Østgaard
- Crosscar Junior
- Eirik Steinsholt
- Crosscar Senior
- Ole-Henry Steinsholt
Team Panama[edit]
The Automotive Association of Touring and Sports of Panama entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Formula 4
- Valentino Miní
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Valentín Flammini
Team Peru[edit]
The Touring and Automobile Club of Peru entered ten athletes across five disciplines.[25]
- Esports
- Ian Kishimoto
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Andrés Cárdenas
- Karting Endurance
- Taylor Greenfield
- Harold Watson
- Mark Harten
- Maje Esquivel
- Karting Slalom
- Claudio Bisso
- Carolina Harten
- Auto Slalom
- Andrea Takashima
- Roberto Takashima
Team Poland[edit]
The Polish Automobile and Motorcycle Association entered fifteen athletes across nine disciplines.[26]
- GT Relay
- Karol Basz
- Marcin Jedlinski
- Drifting
- Esports
- Marcin Świderek
- Crosscar Senior
- Maciej Laskowski
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Borys Łyżeń
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Adrian Łabuda
- Karting Endurance
- Marcel Kuc
- Kornelia Olkucka
- Jakub Rajski
- Adam Szydłowski
- Karting Slalom
- Karol Król
- Emilia Rotko
- Auto Slalom
- Daniel Dymurski
- Sara Kałuzińska
Team Portugal[edit]
The Portuguese Federation of Auto Racing and Karting entered thirteen athletes across eight disciplines.[27]
- Formula 4
- Drifting
- João Vieira
- Esports
- João Cavaca
- Crosscar Junior
- Guilherme Matos
- Rally4 Cup
- Ricardo Sousa
- Luís Marques
- Marios Tsaussoglou (Participating with Greece)
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Rodrigo Seabra (22.12.2010)
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Francisca Queiroz
- Karting Endurance
- Sofia Correia
- Mariana Machado
- Rita Teixeira
- Anastacia Khomyn
Team Puerto Rico[edit]
The Racing Federation of Puerto Rico entered two athletes in one discipline.
- GT Relay
- Víctor Gómez
- Francesco Piovanetti
Team Romania[edit]
The Automobile Club of Romania entered three athletes across two disciplines.
- Drifting
- Calin Ciortan
- Rally4 Cup
- Cristiana Oprea
- Alexia-Denisa Parteni
Team Serbia[edit]
The Auto-Moto Association of Serbia entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Formula 4
- Filip Jenić
Team Singapore[edit]
Motor Sports Singapore entered one athlete in one discipline.[28]
- Esports
- Muhammad Aleef
Team Slovakia[edit]
The Slovak Association of Motor Sport entered fourteen athletes across eight disciplines.
- Esports
- Bence Bánki
- Crosscar Senior
- Tomi Baráti
- Rally Historic Cup
- Jaroslav Petrán
- Iveta Halčinová
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Matej Koník
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Matúš Borec
- Karting Endurance
- Veronika Dobrotová
- Juraj Mlčuch
- Imi Szakal
- Matej Koczo
- Karting Slalom
- Margareta Mahutová
- Lukáš Borec
- Auto Slalom
- Michaela Dorčíková
- Dávid Nemček
Team Slovenia[edit]
The Auto Sport Federation of Slovenia entered four athletes across three disciplines.[29]
- Esports
- Jug Klemen
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Aleksandar Bogunović
- Auto Slalom
- Nejc Trček
- Rebeka Kobal
Team South Africa[edit]
Motorsport South Africa entered four athletes across three disciplines.
- Esports
- Koketso Pilane
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Dhivyen Naidoo
- Auto Slalom
- Paige de Jager
- Warren Barkhuizen
Team South Korea[edit]
The Korea Automobile Racing Association entered two athletes across two disciplines.[30][31]
- Formula 4
- Esports
- Park Yun-ho
Team Sri Lanka[edit]
The Ceylon Motor Sports Club entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Esports
- Savi Rathnayake
- Karting Sprint Senior
- David Yevan
Team Spain[edit]
The Royal Spanish Automobile Federation entered twenty-six athletes across sixteen disciplines.[32]
- GT Relay
- Gonzalo de Andrés
- Fernando Navarrete
- GT Sprint
- Touring Car
- Isidro Callejas
- Formula 4
- Bruno del Pino
- Drifting
- Álex Pérez
- Esports
- Alberto García
- Crosscar Junior
- Diego Martínez
- Crosscar Senior
- Iván Piña
- Rally2 Cup
- Rally4 Cup
- Óscar Palomo
- Rodrigo Sanjuán
- Axel Coronado (Participating with Mexico)
- Rally Historic Cup
- Antonio Sainz
- Miguel de la Puente
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Aarón García
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Nacho Tuñón
- Karting Endurance
- Álvaro Bajo
- Alba Cano
- José Manuel Pérez-Aicart
- Iván Velasco
- Karting Slalom
- Álvaro Gutiérrez
- Lucía Gimeno
- Auto Slalom
- Miguel García Pérez-Carrillo
- Laura Aparicio
Team Sweden[edit]
The Svenska Bilsportförbundet entered nine athletes across eight disciplines.
- Touring Car
- Andreas Bäckman
- Drifting
- Mikael Johansson
- Esports
- Mikael Sundström
- Crosscar Junior
- Alex Gustafsson
- Crosscar Senior
- Patrik Hallberg
- Rally2 Cup
- Jari Liiten
- John Stigh
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Scott Kin Lindblom
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Joel Bergström
Team Switzerland[edit]
Auto Sport Suisse entered seven athletes across seven disciplines.[33]
- GT Relay
- Yannick Mettler
- Dexter Müller
- GT Sprint
- Yannick Mettler
- Touring Car
- Gabriel Lusquiños
- Formula 4
- Dario Cabanelas
- Drifting
- Nicolas Maunoir
- Esports
- Thomas Schmid
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Elia Epifanio
Team Turkey[edit]
The Turkish Automobile Sports Federation entered ten athletes across eight disciplines.[34][35]
- GT Sprint
- Drifting
- Timur Pomak
- Esports
- Ulaş Özyıldırım
- Crosscar Junior
- Can Alakoç
- Crosscar Senior
- Kerem Kazaz
- Rally2 Cup
- Orhan Avcıoğlu
- Burçin Korkmaz
- Rally4 Cup
- Ali Türkkan
- Burak Erdener
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Alp Hasan Aksoy
Team United Arab Emirates[edit]
The Automobile & Touring Club of the United Arab Emirates entered five athletes across two disciplines.
- Esports
- Sultan Abdulrahman
- Karting Endurance
- Marian Al-Hosani
- Ahmad Al-Boom
- Ahmad Al-Hamadi
- Humaid Al-Ketbi
Team United Kingdom[edit]
Motorsport UK entered eighteen athletes across ten disciplines.[36]
- GT Relay
- Christopher Froggatt
- Ian Loggie
- Touring Car
- Drifting
- Martin Richards
- Esports
- Crosscar Junior
- Corey Padgett
- Crosscar Senior
- Daniel Rooke
- Rally2 Cup
- Oliver Mellors
- Ian Windress
- James Morgan (Participating with Estonia)
- Rally Historic Cup
- Timothy Jones
- Steven Jones
- Karting Endurance
- Owen Jenman
- Jack O’Neill
- Mike Philippou
- Rhianna Purcocks
- Auto Slalom
- Laura Christmas
- Mark King
Team United States[edit]
The Automobile Competition Committee for the United States entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Tyler Limsnukan
Team Ukraine[edit]
The Automobile Federation of Ukraine entered thirteen athletes across ten disciplines.
- GT Relay
- Ivan Peklin
- Evgeny Sokolovsky
- Touring Car
- Pavlo Chabanov
- Formula 4
- Oleksandr Partyshev
- Drifting
- Dmitriy Ilyuk
- Esports
- Devid Pastukhov
- Crosscar Junior
- Nikita Botuk
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Mark Brovko
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Dmitriy Muravshchyk
- Karting Slalom
- Mariya Kravchenko
- Ivan Kondratenko
- Auto Slalom
- Tatyana Kaduchenko
- Andriy Yaromenko
Team Uzbekistan[edit]
The National Automobile Club of Uzbekistan entered eleven athletes across six disciplines.[37]
- Formula 4
- Ismoilkhuja Akhmedkhodjaev
- Esports
- Eldor Radjapov
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Amir Khamraev
- Karting Endurance
- Anastasiya Urunova
- Adhamjon Egarmberdiev
- Islomjon Ismoilov
- Farukh Urunov
- Karting Slalom
- Yasmina Egamberdieva
- Domenik Suleymanov
- Auto Slalom
- Sabina Atadjanova
- Olim Akhmadjanov
Team Venezuela[edit]
The Touring and Automobile Club of Venezuela entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Touring Car
- Sergio López
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Andrés Ardiles
Team Vietnam[edit]
The Vietnamese Motorsports Association entered two athletes in one discipline.[38]
- Auto Slalom
- Bảo Bảo
- Kristian Béla
References[edit]
- ^ "FIA Motorsport Games to reschedule second edition for 2022". fiamotorsportgames.com. SRO Motorsports Group. 6 August 2021. Retrieved 6 August 2021.
- ^ "Boquida to represent Australia in Games' Digital Cup". www.motorsport.org.au. 2022-09-21. Retrieved 2022-09-30.
- ^ "Belgium aiming for full FIA Motorsport Games entry". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-09-14. Retrieved 2022-09-14.
- ^ "Brazil is back with 11-strong team for France". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-10-11. Retrieved 2022-10-11.
- ^ a b "Canada and Hong Kong confirm Touring Car Cup entries". TouringCarTimes. 7 October 2022. Retrieved 7 October 2022.
- ^ 小七車觀點. "The flag-giving ceremony for the national team ended successfully". Line Today (in Traditional Chinese). Retrieved 2022-10-19.
- ^ "Danish team ready for the FIA Motorsport Games 2022". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-10-04. Retrieved 2022-10-04.
- ^ Sooper, Kristjan (2022-10-05). "Estonia is represented by 14 athletes at the FIA Motorsport Games". Eesti Autospordi Liit (in Estonian). Retrieved 2022-10-20.
- ^ "Georgian Automobile Sport Federation on Instagram: "On October 26–30, the national team of Georgia will travel to the FIA Motorsport Games"". Instagram (in Georgian). Retrieved 2022-10-19.
- ^ "Team Germany confirmed for 16 disciplines at 2022 FIA Motorsport Games". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-08-17. Retrieved 2022-08-17.
- ^ "FIA Motorsport Games". www.dmsb.de (in German). Retrieved 2022-09-30.
- ^ "Η Ελλάδα Στο FIA Motorsport Games 2022". omae-epa.gr (in Greek). 2022-09-30. Retrieved 2022-10-04.
- ^ "13 Hongkonese will expedition to the Motorsport Games". 香港文匯網 (in Chinese). Retrieved 2022-10-19.
- ^ "The László-Berendi rally duo will also start at the Motorsport Games". Auto-Sport.hu (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2022-10-11.
- ^ "Formation of the National Team of Ukraine at the FIA Motorsport Games". fau.ua. 2022-08-10. Retrieved 2022-10-11.
- ^ "City's Takale For World Motorsports Games". The Times of India. 20 October 2022. Retrieved 2022-10-20.
- ^ "FIA Motor Sport Games - More drivers joined the Touring Car entry list - automobilsport.com". www.automobilsport.com. Retrieved 2022-10-19.
- ^ "ilaka motorsport en Instagram: "Welcome the Israeli delegation to the Motor Games in France 2022"". Instagram (in Hebrew). Retrieved 2022-10-20.
- ^ "FIA Motorsport Games: Italy ready to compete in eight categories" (in Italian). 2022-10-17. Retrieved 2022-10-17.
- ^ "Ermira Topalli and Valon Jaha will represent Kosovo in Marseille" (in Albanian). Retrieved 2022-10-19 – via Facebook.[dead link]
- ^ "Lithuania returns for FIA Motorsport Games". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-09-28. Retrieved 2022-09-28.
- ^ "Malta will take part in the FIA Motorsport Games 2022" (in Maltese). 2022-10-21. Retrieved 2022-10-21.
- ^ "OMDAI FIA México presenta el equipo que representará a México en los FIA Motorsport Games 2022" (PDF). www.omdai.org (in Spanish). 2022-09-26. Retrieved 2022-09-30.
- ^ "Didrik Esbjug will represent Norway in FIA Motorsport Games". TouringCarTimes. 19 October 2022. Retrieved 19 October 2022.
- ^ "The Peruvian delegation will compete in 5 of the 17 disciplines". Facebook (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-10-19.
- ^ "Poland confirms competition in FIA Motorsport Games". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-09-23. Retrieved 2022-09-23.
- ^ "Portugal expands team for FIA Motorsport Games 2022". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-09-13. Retrieved 2022-09-13.
- ^ "Motor Sports Singapore on Instagram: "After undergoing a stringent local selection, Ar Muhammad Aleef has been selected to represent Singapore in the FIA Motor Sports Games 2022"". Instagram. Retrieved 2022-10-19.
- ^ "SLOavtosport on Instagram". Instagram. Retrieved 2022-10-20.
- ^ "First Korean representatives at the FIA Motorsport Games". Trackside.co.kr (in Korean). Retrieved 2022-10-18.
- ^ "The Center of the Motorsport Universe, Paul Ricard". www.autosportfoto.sk (in Slovak). Retrieved 2022-10-18.
- ^ "Team Spain has high ambitions for FIA Motorsport Games 2022". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-10-06. Retrieved 2022-10-06.
- ^ "Team Switzerland squad lines up for FIA Motorsport Games". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-10-01. Retrieved 2022-10-01.
- ^ "Team Turkey is Ready for Motorsports Olympics". TOSFED (in Turkish). 2022-10-17. Retrieved 2022-10-17.
- ^ "Czech Expedition to the FIA Motorsport Games 2022". www.autoklub.cz (in Czech). 2022-10-17. Retrieved 2022-10-18.
- ^ "Team UK to contest ten disciplines at the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games". FIA Motorsport Games | Official SRO Motorsport Group. 2022-10-14. Retrieved 2022-10-14.
- ^ "Uzbekistan will take part in the "Olympiad" in motorsport for the first time". gazeta.uz (in Uzbek). 20 October 2022. Retrieved 2022-10-20.
- ^ "Vietnamese Motorsports Association". Facebook (in Vietnamese). Retrieved 2022-10-20.