Brazilian F4’s much-anticipated round supporting F1’s Sao Paulo GP delivered what drivers, teams, sponsors and the series promoter expected.
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Alpine junior Matheus Ferreira will race in front of his F1 backers this weekend as he joins the Brazilian Formula 4 field at the Sao Paulo GP
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There were three different winners from three different teams in round four of the Brazilian Formula 4 season at Goiania.
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The third round of the Brazilian F4 season at Autodromo Velo Citta was defined by 0.5 millimetres. And that led to a twist in the title fight.
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There were three different winners in the second Brazilian F4 round in Interlagos, which replaced June’s cancelled round at Brasilia.
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Vinicius Tessaro was the name to beat in the 2023 Brazilian F4 season opener at Interlagos, and turned his pace into an early points lead.
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After a prolific first season which marked the return of a national championship for winged open-wheel cars, Brazilian F4 is back for season two
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The inaugural Brazilian F4 champion won races in three different cars and rose above the opposition in a series designed to level the field
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The inaugural Brazilian Formula 4 season reached its conclusion at Interlagos this weekend, with three action-packed races
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Brazilian F4 redistributed cars around teams before the latest round, but it didn’t change the order as Pedro Clerot won, and became champion
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Brazilian F4 made a second visit to Autodromo Velo Citta for round four, and drivers were much closer to each other than in the first round there
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The first Brazilian F4 season reached its halfway point with a second trip to Interlagos in 9 days, and Clerot, Barrichello and Staico took the wins
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Pedro Clerot had a near-perfect weekend at Interlagos, claiming two poles, two wins and second in the reversed-grid race in the second Brazilian F4 round
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Pedro Clerot won two of the three races as the first ever Brazilian Formula 4 round took place at the Autodromo Velo Citta