The FIA and Track Titan announced a driver-development collaboration on 16 October 2026, with three-month coaching subscriptions to be distributed through FIA National Sporting Authorities, known as ASNs.
What the agreement provides
Track Titan will supply subscription codes to ASNs for distribution to their national communities. Its platform analyses driving data and telemetry to produce personalised feedback for simracers and Esports competitors. The FIA describes the UK-based business as a driver coaching platform working in collaboration with the federation.
How interested drivers can approach access
The announced route is through national sporting bodies. It is not a published universal redemption code. Drivers can check their ASN's official communications for local availability, eligibility and instructions before purchasing hardware or subscribing on the assumption that access will be provided.
The announcement does not give a country-by-country allocation or a single worldwide application deadline. A three-month subscription also does not establish ongoing funded access.
What coaching access means for progression
Our assessment is that structured feedback is most useful when a driver can repeat a session, change one input and compare the result. Access to analysis should therefore be treated as a training opportunity, rather than evidence of a race-seat offer or licence entitlement.
The agreement will also explore stronger links between virtual competition and real-world motorsport. Follow our motorsport and automotive news for subsequent programme announcements.
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