Brazilian F4

Brazilian F4 had 12 cars at Autodromo Velo Citta after a two-month break, and Rafaela Ferreira made history as the series’ first female winner

Brazilian F4 headed to Interlagos for round two, and with the pre-event points leader absent it guaranteed a new name left the weekend on top

Brazilian Formula 4 began its 2024 season at Autodromo Velo Citta with 11 cars and a mix of dry and wet conditions.

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

Vinicius Tessaro won the opening race of Brazilian F4’s Interlagos season finale, and followed it up by clinching the 2023 title with a race to spare.

Brazilian F4’s much-anticipated round supporting F1’s Sao Paulo GP delivered what drivers, teams, sponsors and the series promoter expected.

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

There were three different winners from three different teams in round four of the Brazilian Formula 4 season at Goiania.

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.

There were three different winners in the second Brazilian F4 round in Interlagos, which replaced June’s cancelled round at Brasilia.

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.

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

The inaugural Brazilian F4 champion won races in three different cars and rose above the opposition in a series designed to level the field

The inaugural Brazilian Formula 4 season reached its conclusion at Interlagos this weekend, with three action-packed races

Brazilian F4 redistributed cars around teams before the latest round, but it didn’t change the order as Pedro Clerot won, and became champion

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

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

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

Pedro Clerot won two of the three races as the first ever Brazilian Formula 4 round took place at the Autodromo Velo Citta

Brazilian rising talent Pedro Clerot will race in the Italian Formula 4 championship this year in addition his home F4 series