Danish F4

The 2026 calendars for international Formula 4 championships F1 Academy, F4 South East Asia, French F4 and Nordic 4 have been revealed.

The Denmark-based Nordic 4 and Nordic Championship Formula titles were decided in a dramatic final round at Jyllandsringen on September 27/28.

Marius Kristiansen claimed the Nordic Championship Formula points lead at Padborg Park’s Night Race event.

Nordic 4 was back in action at Jyllandsringen in August, with the races counting for the Danish championship and Nordic Championship Formula.

Sebastian Bach went unbeaten at Swedish circuit Falkenberg to move into the Nordic Championship Formula lead.

Nordic 4 will retire its long-used F4 cars after 2025, with them being replaced by a new chassis taking technical inspiration from F1000.

Formula 5 runner Mads Hoe won twice against Formula 4 opposition in last weekend’s Nordic 4 round at Ring Djursland.

Team FSP’s Marius Kristiansen moved into the Nordic Championship Formula lead with victory in the final race at Karlskoga.

Mads Hoe took his Formula 5 car to victory in all three Formula Nordic races at Anderstorp in Sweden.

Marius Kristiansen departed the opening round of the Nordic 4 season at Padborg Park last week as points leader.

STEP Motorsport’s Mathias Bjerre Jakobsen took two wins and the title in the final Nordic 4 round at Jyllandsringen.

Mathias Bjerre Jakobsen put one hand on the Nordic 4 title by winning all three races in the penultimate round at Padborg Park.

Nordic 4 returned to Sweden and reunited with Formula Nordic for an action-packed fifth round of the season at Falkenberg.

Formula 5 driver Mads Hoe won all three of Nordic 4’s races at Ring Djurland to extend his championship lead.

Nordic 4 headed to Sweden for its third round, and its races at Karlskoga were run in conjunction with the FR1.6-spec Formula Nordic.

Formula 5 driver Mads Hoe remains on top of the Nordic 4 standings after collecting two podiums in round two at Jyllandsringen.

The rebranded Nordic 4 started its season at Padborg Park this weekend, without any of the FR1.6 entries that had necessitated the rebrand.

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

Danish Formula 4 will be renamed Nordic 4 next year as it continues its alliance with the Formula Renault 1.6-spec Formula Nordic series.

Team BAR’s Mikkel Pedersen pipped MP Racing’s Magnus Pedersen to the Danish Formula 4 title in the final round at Jyllandsringen.