Ida Wood

Formula Regional was launched as a category in 2018, and has now expanded all over the world. We review the global FRegional action from 2023

From Italy to India, via the new Euro 4 spin-off and the all-female F1 Academy series, there was plenty of F4 racing across the globe in 2023

Karting is the training ground of most drivers before single-seaters, and it’s always useful to check what’s happening in the major series.

Several junior single-seater stars are headed into the world of sportscars next year, and some have already made the move in the Asian Le Mans Series.

Recently crowned Brazilian Formula 4 champion Vinicius Tessaro has chosen USF Juniors as the next step in his single-seater career.

Some champions win lots, others rely on consistent scoring like Theo Pourchaire in 2023. Are there impressive examples of the latter approach?

Lindsay Brewer will step up to Indy Nxt in 2024 with Juncos Hollinger Racing, becoming the first American female to race in the series since 2007.

German karter Maxim Rehm will make the move into single-seaters next year, and do so in a multi-series Formula 4 programme with US Racing.

Trident has completed its 2024 Formula Regional European Championship line-up with the signing of Ruiqi Liu.

Cian Shields will move across to the FIA Formula 3 Championship next year with Hitech GP after being Euroformula runner-up in 2023.

Niels Koolen will make the bold move of stepping up to Indy Nxt in 2024 for his second full year in single-seaters.

Juan Manuel Correa will stay in Formula 2 next year but change teams, leaving Van Amersfoort Racing for DAMS

Karter Bart Harrison will make the switch to car racing next year as he joins Chris Dittmann Racing in the British Formula 4 championship.

Santiago Ramos will debut in the FIA Formula 3 Championship next year with Trident, completing its 2024 line-up.

Ferrari has announced several changes to it young driver development programme for 2024.

Watchmaker Invicita became title sponsor of Virtuosi Racing’s 2 squad this year, and it has now bought a stake in and renamed the team.

Ollie Bearman will, as has long been anticipated, stay with Prema in F2 next year but he will be without his engineer from his rookie season

Richard Verschoor has announced he will race for Trident next year in what will be his fourth season in Formula 2.

The 2024 sporting regulations for F2 and FIA F3 have been published, and include a number of changes being adopted by both series.

The grid for the 2024 Formula Regional Oceania grid continues to grow, with Formula 3 star Christian Mansell the latest to sign up.