For karting drivers Formula 4 is often the first big test in single-seaters (unless you are Max Verstappen and start in F3). In that rookie year you can usually spot who has that special something. These F4 rookies made the most of the chance they were given in 2020. By Floris Visman This covid-hampered year has limited the options for many drivers. Sometimes it meant … Continue reading These are the 10 Best Formula 4 Rookies of 2020
America remains the most polarised market for F1. It’s provided two champions, hosted more than forty Grand Prix that were part of the Formula One World Championship and has an ever growing fanbase despite more motorsport competition than any other country. So what’s missing? An American driver. By Adam Dickinson It’s produced one of the most revered racers of all time in Mario Andretti, and … Continue reading Liberty’s promised land: in search of an American F1 star
As with many other things, racing too tends to run within families. From top drivers racing around the world to club legends, lineage can be found at all levels in motorsport. The Rosberg and Hill families are among the most successful. Two generations went on to win the most prestigious title in all of racing, an incredible feat yet to be repeated. By Harry Verolme … Continue reading From Alesi to Schumacher: these famous names are trying to make it to F1
Lucca Allen’s 2019 was special. Because not only did het win his first single-seater title after bagging the F4 SEA championship, he also represented his country Ireland at the FIA Motorsport Games. We had a quick chat with him. By Floris Visman Irish driver Lucca Allen started his career in Europe in 2017, in the British F4 championship to be exact. In 2018 he continued … Continue reading Whatsapping with: Lucca Allen (F4 SEA champion)
With Lucca Allen winning the 2019 F4 SEA championship on December 15th, all the open wheel feeder series have been completed. And what a year it was, with extreme highs and lows. Don’t know who won which championship? Check out this list that goes from F4 all the way up to F2 and you’re up to date! Continue reading These are all the 2019 feeder series champions
The Italian F4 Championship gained three drivers as Fabio Venditti, Pietro Delli Guanti (both Scuderia DF Corse) and Ivan Berets (DRZ Benelli) signed a contract for the 2019 season. Fabio Venditti Venditti is not new to Italian F4. The new Scuderia DF Corse driver drove a Corbetta Competizione car and finished 42nd in the standings with a highest finish of 19th at Vallelunga. Pietro Delli … Continue reading Venditti, Delli Guanti and Berets join Italian F4
The drivers for the Sauber Junior Team by US Racing – Charouz in the German and Italian F4 championships are reigning South East Asia F4 champion Alessandro Ghiretti (17), Czech Republic National Team karting graduate Roman Staněk (14) and French F4 Junior Champion Théo Pourchaire, 15-years old. Reaction Roman Stanek “This is an important season for me as I move up from karting, but I’m pleased … Continue reading Ghiretti, Pourchaire and Stanek join Sauber F4 campaign
The Formula 4 US championship is expanding evermore with Oliver Clarke joining Velocity Racing Development for a full-time campaign. The Briton debuted for VRD in the last F4 race of the season last year alongside Sabre Cook. In total he scored two top-10 finishes in three races. He is now back for a full campaign. Super License Points Meanwhile the F4 US field is becoming … Continue reading Oliver Clarke makes full-time F4 US debut with VRD
Team BRM is going to challenge for the title in Australian F4 with runner up Ryan Suhle. Lochie Hughes and Tommy Smith are also confirmed to drive for the team. Before today only one name was confirmed for the 2019 Australian F4 championship; Luis Leeds joined AGI Sport. Team BRM is now speeding things up by signing not one, not two but three drivers with … Continue reading Australian F4: Team BRM sign runner up Ryan Suhle
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