Athletes at the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games
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
Automobile Club Albania entered four athletes across three disciplines.
- Esports
- Andri Gjoka
- Crosscar Senior
- Gentjan Shaqiri
- Karting Slalom
- Aleks Begolli
- Nancy Vathi
Team Andorra
The Automobile Club of Andorra entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Octavio Pisco
Team Argentina
The Argentine Automobile Club entered five athletes across four disciplines.
- Touring Car
- Ignacio Montenegro
- Drifting
- Rodrigo Gallo
- Crosscar Junior
- Juan Manuel Grigera
- Rally2 Cup
- Paulo Soria
- Marcelo der Ohannesian
Team Australia
Motorsport Australia entered eight athletes across seven disciplines.[2]
- GT Relay
- Brenton Grove
- Stephen Grove
- GT Sprint
- Matthew Campbell
- Touring Car
- Aaron Cameron
- Formula 4
- Costa Toparis
- Esports
- Philippa Boquida
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Peter Bouzinelos
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Aiva Anagnostidis
Team Austria
The Austrian Automobile Motorcycle and Touring Club entered four athletes across four disciplines.
- Formula 4
- Charlie Wurz
- Drifting
- Daniel Brandner
- Esports
- Felix Temper
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Oscar Wurz
Team Bahamas
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
The Automobile Association of Bangladesh entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Arhaam Rahaman
Team Barbados
The Barbados Motoring Federation entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Esports
- Leon Sealy
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Calem Maloney
Team Belgium
The Royal Automobile Club of Belgium entered twenty-two athletes across fourteen disciplines.[3]
- GT Sprint
- Dries Vanthoor
- Touring Car
- Gilles Magnus
- 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
- 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
The Belize Automobile Club entered two athletes in one discipline.
- Karting Slalom
- Emery Paul Nicholas
- Rosabell Dueck
Team Brazil
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
- Pedro Clerot
- Esports
- Igor Rodrigues
- Rally2 Cup
- Adroaldo Weisheimer
Rafael Capoani
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Gabriel Koenigkan
- Karting Sprint Senior
- João Maranhão
- Auto Slalom
- Bruno Pierozan
- Kaká Magno
Team Canada
The Groupe de Développement Sportif entered three athletes across two disciplines.[5]
- Touring Car
- Travis Hill
- Karting Slalom
- Keaton Dietrich
- Paige Dietrich
Team Chile
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
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
The Automobile Club of Costa Rica entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Diego Ardiles
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Gabriel Kawer
Team Croatia
The Croatian Automobile & Karting Federation entered three athletes across two disciplines.
- Esports
- Mihael Matika
- Auto Slalom
- Nenad Damarija
- Iva Damarija
Team Czechia
The Autoclub of Czechia entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines.
- Drifting
- Marco Zakouřil
- Esports
- Martin Kadlečík
- Crosscar Senior
- Adam Kotaška
- Rally Historic Cup
- Vojtěch Štajf [cz]
- 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
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
Ward Hanssens
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Mikkel Pedersen
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Valdemar Aggerholm
Team Estonia
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
- Georg Linnamäe
James Morgan
- 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
AKK Motorsport entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Drifting
- Juha Pöytälaakso
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Kimi Tani
Team France
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
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
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
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
Marios Tsaussoglou
Team Guatemala
The Automobile Club of Guatemala entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Juanes Morales
Team Hong Kong
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
- Ng Ka-Ki
- 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
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
The Icelandic Motorsport Association entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Hákon Jökulsson
Team India
The Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India entered six athletes across five disciplines.[16]
- Formula 4
- Ruhaan Alva
- Rally4 Cup
- Sanjay Takale
Mike Young
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Ishaan Madesh
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Auto Slalom
- Prateek Dalal
- Pragathi Gowda
Team Indonesia
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
Motorsport Ireland entered one athlete in one discipline.[17]
- Touring Car
- Jack Young
Team Israel
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
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
- Rally4 Cup
- Roberto Daprà
- Luca Guglielmetti
- Rally Historic Cup
- Andrea Zivian
- Nicola Arena
Team Japan
The Japan Automobile Federation entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Sota Muto
Team Kosovo
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
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
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
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
The Automobile Club of Luxembourg entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Drifting
- Rohan van Riel
- Esports
- Daniel Lahyr
Team Malaysia
The Motorsports Association of Malaysia entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Formula 4
- Alister Yoong
- Esports
- Naquib Azman
Team Malta
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
The Mexican International Motor Sport Federation entered three athletes across three disciplines.[23]
- Esports
- Michael Teichmann
- Rally4 Cup
- Gustavo Urióstegui
Axel Coronado
- Karting Sprint Junior
- Edgar Rodríguez
Team Morocco
The Royal Moroccan Federation of Motor Sport entered one athlete in one discipline.
- GT Sprint
Team Mozambique
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
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
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 Nigeria
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
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
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
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
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
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
- 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
The Racing Federation of Puerto Rico entered two athletes in one discipline.
- GT Relay
- Víctor Gómez
- Francesco Piovanetti
Team Romania
The Automobile Club of Romania entered three athletes across two disciplines.
- Drifting
- Calin Ciortan
- Rally4 Cup
- Cristiana Oprea
- Alexia-Denisa Parteni
Team Serbia
The Auto-Moto Association of Serbia entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Formula 4
- Filip Jenić
Team Singapore
Motor Sports Singapore entered one athlete in one discipline.[28]
- Esports
- Muhammad Aleef
Team Slovakia
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
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
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
The Korea Automobile Racing Association entered two athletes across two disciplines.[30][31]
- Formula 4
- Esports
- Park Yun-ho
Team Sri Lanka
The Ceylon Motor Sports Club entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Esports
- Savi Rathnayake
- Karting Sprint Senior
- David Yevan
Team Spain
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
- 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
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
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
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
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
Motorsport UK entered eighteen athletes across ten disciplines.[36]
- GT Relay
- Christopher Froggatt
- Ian Loggie
- Touring Car
- Drifting
- Martin Richards
- Esports
- James Baldwin
- Crosscar Junior
- Corey Padgett
- Crosscar Senior
- Daniel Rooke
- Rally2 Cup
- Oliver Mellors
- Ian Windress
- 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
The Automobile Competition Committee for the United States entered one athlete in one discipline.
- Esports
- Tyler Limsnukan
Team Ukraine
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
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
The Touring and Automobile Club of Venezuela entered two athletes across two disciplines.
- Touring Car
- Sergio López
- Karting Sprint Senior
- Andrés Ardiles
Team Vietnam
The Vietnamese Motorsports Association entered two athletes in one discipline.[38]
- Auto Slalom
- Bảo Bảo
- Kristian Béla
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