All Road Management (ARM) was created by Nicolas Todt at the end of 2003 with the aim of helping young talented racers up the motorsport ladder and into the ultimate challenge, Formula One. The right environment is necessary to help nurture and hone a young driver's skills. ARM developed this speciality by providing the necessary contacts, finances and opportunities.

ARM’s field of action covers the sporting and management sides as well as all the necessary physical and mental training from the best specialized centres in Europe. Their aim is to give the driver every possible chance to focus on one thing only: racing.

It all started when Nicolas Todt met and forged a very strong friendship with Felipe Massa who became ARM’s first asset. Back in 2003 when the Brazilian was Ferrari test driver, Nicolas took him under his wing and put Felipe back in a race cockpit. Since then, Felipe showed he had all what it takes to be a Champion when he finished as high up as runner-up in the Formula One world championship, one point away from the crown.

Since the start of this successful partnership, ARM has added several other talented drivers to its client list, including up and coming French star Jules Bianchi, who has worked his way through the junior formula to become F3 Euro Series champion in 2009 and best GP2 rookie in 2010 as well as becoming the first driver in Ferrari’s Driver Academy.

Pastor Maldonado joined the ARM team in 2008. The Venezuelan driver allied speed and consistency in his 2010 season and grabbed the GP2 Series Champion title with great style. He now drives for the AT&T Williams F1 team.

Aaro Vainio joined All Road Management in 2009.
The Finnish driver became European and World Championship runner-up in his first season in the strongest karting category.