Ida Wood

Having already profiled the karting talents that got signed by F1 teams in 2024, here were the year’s top performers without F1 junior status.

E4 champion Akshay Bohra has joined R-ace GP’s Formula Regional Europe line-up, while Zachary David has left the team for CL Motorsport

Formula Regional was launched as a  category in 2018, and its first-generation cars put on a show again this year.

Every year, some of junior single-seaters’ top drivers are handed professional opportunities. Here’s the best of 2023’s bunch.

Becoming the first driver since 2007 to score over 600 points in a year, Louis Foster’s charge to the 2024 Indy Nxt title couldn’t be ignored

There was plenty of Formula 4 racing in 2024, with career-launching campaigns accompanied by winter warm-ups.

Ayrton Houk will remain on the USF2000 grid for a second season by joining a new team set up by his father Kevin.

US Racing has announced Kabir Anurag, Maxim Rehm and Luka Sammalisto in its line-up of Formula 4 drivers for 2025.

Michael Shin will head to New Zealand next month to reunite with the M2 Competition team for a second season in Formula Regional Oceania.

Andretti Global junior Sebastian Wheldon has signed with Prema for a Formula 4 programme in 2025 that will feature at least three series.

Alexander Abkhazava will switch to MP Motorsport for his second season in Eurocup-3 next year, after coming ninth in 2024.

When F2 drivers get chances to race in F1, it’s validation that their driving in the support series has impressed. How much does that apply to 2024?

There are now 10 drivers confirmed to be racing in USF Juniors next year, and a new team is set to join the grid.

Alpine’s new F1 race driver Jack Doohan and reserve driver Paul Aron completed 2123 kilometres between them at Yas Marina over the last week.

GB3 runner-up John Bennett will race for Van Amersfoort Racing full-time in Formula 2 next year after contesting the last two rounds of 2024.

Sophia Floersch will finally reach the second tier of single-seaters next year when she joins HMD Motorsports in Indy Nxt.

F1 Academy race-winner Bianca Bustamante will race in GB3 next year, have penned a deal with Elite Motorsport.

Nikita Johnson is the biggest name among the additions to the 2025 Formula Regional Oceania grid that have been recently announced.

F2 and F3 have jointly announced that they plan to remain on the Spanish GP support bill when the race relocates to Madrid in 2026.

Rodin Motorsport has completed its 2025 GB3 line-up with the signing of Australian racer Gianmarco Pradel.