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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]
Automobile Club Albania entered four athletes across three disciplines.
The Automobile Club of Andorra entered one athlete in one discipline.
The Argentine Automobile Club entered five athletes across four disciplines.
Motorsport Australia entered eight athletes across seven disciplines. [2]
The Austrian Automobile Motorcycle and Touring Club entered four athletes across four disciplines.
The Bahamas Motor Sports Association entered seven athletes across three disciplines.
The Automobile Association of Bangladesh entered one athlete in one discipline.
The Barbados Motoring Federation entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Royal Automobile Club of Belgium entered twenty-two athletes across fourteen disciplines. [3]
The Belize Automobile Club entered two athletes in one discipline.
The Brazilian Auto Racing Confederation entered eleven athletes across nine disciplines. [4]
The Groupe de Développement Sportif entered three athletes across two disciplines. [5]
The Chilean Federation of Motor Sport entered three athletes across three disciplines.
The Chinese Taipei Motor Sports Association entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines. [6]
The Automobile Club of Costa Rica entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Croatian Automobile & Karting Federation entered three athletes across two disciplines.
The Autoclub of Czechia entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines.
The Danish Automobile Sports Union entered six athletes across six disciplines. [7]
The Estonian Autosport Union entered thirteen athletes across ten disciplines. [8]
AKK Motorsport entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Fédération Française du Sport Automobile entered fourteen athletes across eleven disciplines.
The Georgian Automobile Sport Federation entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines. [9]
The Deutscher Motor Sport Bund entered eighteen athletes across thirteen disciplines. [10] [11]
The Hellenic Motorsport Federation entered five athletes across four disciplines. [12]
The Automobile Club of Guatemala entered one athlete in one discipline.
The Hong Kong Automobile Association entered thirteen athletes across nine disciplines. [13] [5]
The National Automobile Sport Federation of Hungary entered eleven athletes across eight disciplines. [14] [15]
The Icelandic Motorsport Association entered one athlete in one discipline.
The Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India entered six athletes across five disciplines. [16]
The Indonesian Motor Association entered three athletes across three disciplines.
Motorsport Ireland entered one athlete in one discipline. [17]
The Automobile and Touring Club of Israel entered twelve athletes across seven disciplines. [18]
The Automobile Club d'Italia entered eleven athletes across nine disciplines. [19]
The Japan Automobile Federation entered one athlete in one discipline.
The Federation of Auto Sport of Kosovo entered five athletes across three disciplines. [20]
The Kuwait International Automobile Club entered three athletes across three disciplines.
The Latvian Federation of Motor Vehicles entered six athletes across five disciplines.
The Lithuanian Automobile Sport Federation entered nine athletes across seven disciplines. [21]
The Automobile Club of Luxembourg entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Motorsports Association of Malaysia entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Malta Motorsport Federation entered nine athletes across five disciplines. [22]
The Mexican International Motor Sport Federation entered three athletes across three disciplines. [23]
The Royal Moroccan Federation of Motor Sport entered one athlete in one discipline.
The Automobile and Touring Club of Mozambique entered five athletes across five disciplines.
The Nepal Automobiles' Association entered three athletes across two disciplines.
The KNAC National Autosport Federation entered nine athletes across seven disciplines.
The Automobile Sports Club of Nigeria entered five athletes across four disciplines.
The Royal Norwegian Automobile Club entered five athletes across five disciplines. [24]
The Automotive Association of Touring and Sports of Panama entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Touring and Automobile Club of Peru entered ten athletes across five disciplines. [25]
The Polish Automobile and Motorcycle Association entered fifteen athletes across nine disciplines. [26]
The Portuguese Federation of Auto Racing and Karting entered thirteen athletes across eight disciplines. [27]
The Racing Federation of Puerto Rico entered two athletes in one discipline.
The Automobile Club of Romania entered three athletes across two disciplines.
The Auto-Moto Association of Serbia entered one athlete in one discipline.
Motor Sports Singapore entered one athlete in one discipline. [28]
The Slovak Association of Motor Sport entered fourteen athletes across eight disciplines.
The Auto Sport Federation of Slovenia entered four athletes across three disciplines. [29]
Motorsport South Africa entered four athletes across three disciplines.
The Korea Automobile Racing Association entered two athletes across two disciplines. [30] [31]
The Ceylon Motor Sports Club entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Royal Spanish Automobile Federation entered twenty-six athletes across sixteen disciplines. [32]
The Svenska Bilsportförbundet entered nine athletes across eight disciplines.
Auto Sport Suisse entered seven athletes across seven disciplines. [33]
The Turkish Automobile Sports Federation entered ten athletes across eight disciplines. [34] [35]
The Automobile & Touring Club of the United Arab Emirates entered five athletes across two disciplines.
Motorsport UK entered eighteen athletes across ten disciplines. [36]
The Automobile Competition Committee for the United States entered one athlete in one discipline.
The Automobile Federation of Ukraine entered thirteen athletes across ten disciplines.
The National Automobile Club of Uzbekistan entered eleven athletes across six disciplines. [37]
The Touring and Automobile Club of Venezuela entered two athletes across two disciplines.
The Vietnamese Motorsports Association entered two athletes in one discipline. [38]
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