BRDC Formula 3 was established by ex-Formula 1 driver Jonathan Palmer as a Formula 4 series in 2013, before reviving the famed British F3 name when it upgraded to a faster car for 2016.
ADAC Formel Masters race winner Nicolas Beer will make a surprise switch to BRDC F4 in 2014, joining Sean Walkinshaw Racing.
Karting gradate Diego Borrelli will compete in the BRDC F4 Championship for his maiden season of single-seaters with the SWR team.
Mexican driver Diego Menchaca will continue in the BRDC F4 Championship for a second season, switching to the Douglas Motorsport team.
Charlie Robertson will make a surprise return to Ginetta racing this year, turning his back on single-seaters after just one season.
Ginetta Junior graduate Tom Jackson has signed to race in BRDC Formula 4 this year with the Chris Dittmann Racing squad.
Protyre Formula Renault champion Chris Middlehurst will switch to the BRDC F4 Championship for 2014.
17-year-old Brazilian racer Gustavo Lima will make the switch to Hillspeed for his second year in BRDC F4.
BRDC F4 racer Struan Moore has joined champion squad Lanan Racing for the 2014 season.
Jordan Albert will compete in the BRDC F4 Championship this season together with the Team O’BR operation.
Will Palmer will race for HHC Motorsport in the BRDC F4 Championship this year, the series has announced.
BRDC F4 race winner Sennan Fielding will return to the category in 2014, having signed a deal to race with HHC Motorsport.
Raoul Hyman has confirmed he will continue in the BRDC F4 Championship for a second year in 2014, remaining with the HHC Motorsport team.
British karting graduate George Russell will join the BRDC F4 field in 2014, having secured a race deal with Lanan Racing.
Karting graduate Charlie Eastwood will join the BRDC F4 field in 2014, having signed a contract to race with Douglas Motorsport. Eastwood, 18, took the Rotax Max Challenge title in …
The BRDC Formula 4 Championship has confirmed a calendar made up of the same eight events for its second season in 2014.
BRDC F4 Winter Series concluded with a final race at Brands Hatch where Kieran Vernon took his first win in the championship and Matthew Graham confirmed his title.
Matthew Graham, the BRDC F4 Winter Series championship leader, won the penultimate race of the final round at Brands Hatch, bolstering his chances of taking the title.
BRDC F4 Winter Series leader Matthew Graham took pole position in the final qualifying of the two-round championship, beating rival Sennan Fielding to the top on a drying track.
Sennan Fielding claimed victory in the second race of the BRDC F4 Winter Championship round at Brands Hatch from pole position.
Will Palmer secured his first win in single-seaters with a controlled drive from pole position in the first BRDC F4 Winter Championship race at Brands Hatch.