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.
Falco Wauer will return to BRDC Formula 4 action this weekend after signing up to drive the new Enigma Motorsport entry in the Winter Championship.
Sennan Fielding will return to BRDC Formula 4 action in this month’s Winter Championship.
Protyre Formula Renault racer Jake Cook will be joining the BRDC F4 Winter Series field as he’s secured a race seat with Hillspeed.
Italian racer Matteo Ferrer will have one of the busier winter schedule among single-seater racers as he announced that he will be joining both the BRDC F4 Winter Series and …
BRDC F4 race winner Matthew Graham has moved to the Douglas Motorsport team to contest next month’s Winter Championship.
Will Palmer will begin his single-seater career in the BRDC F4 Winter Championship next month.
PaddockScout takes a look at the drivers who contested a highly competitive first season of the BRDC Formula 4 Championship…
Pietro Fittipaldi will continue in the BRDC Formula 4 Championship to contest November’s Winter Series.
Seb Morris has had his BRDC F4 win at Snetterton reinstated, promoting him to second place in the final standings.
Charlie Robertson added his second BRDC F4 win of the Donington weekend to claim runner-up spot in the championship in the last race of the season. Starting from pole position,…
Charlie Robertson charged from sixth place to claim victory in the second BRDC Formula 4 race at Donington Park. The HHC driver started fifth on the grid but actually lost…
Jake Hughes has wrapped up the inaugural BRDC F4 Championship title with victory in the first race of the final weekend of the season at Donington Park.
BRDC F4 Championship leader Jake Hughes beat a late red flag to claim pole position in the final qualifying of the year at Donington Park.
James Fletcher clinched his second race win of the BRDC F4 season with a dominant performance that saw him finish ten seconds ahead of nearest rival Seb Morris.
Hillspeed’s Seb Morris has been denied his maiden victory in BRDC F4 after post-race inspection has found that his car did not adhere to the technical regulations.
After seven prior podium finishes, Seb Morris finally claimed his maiden BRDC F4 victory in the twentieth race of the newly-established championship at Snetterton.
Jake Dalton took a commanding victory on his debut with his new team, Lanan Racing at Snetterton.
Championship leader Jake Hughes topped BRDC F4 qualifying for the third time this season, further increasing his title chances.
Matt Mason will return to racing action in the final two rounds of the BRDC Formula 4 Championship driving for Mark Godwin Racing in place of Jake Dalton, who has …
Jake Hughes has extended his BRDC Formula 4 points lead with two weekends remaining after recovering from a poor start to win the third and final race of the Silverstone …