Japanese F4

Toyota junior Hibiki Taira is the early leader of the Japanese F4 season after winning twice at the Fuji Speedway season opener

Max Salo and four Toyota juniors feature on a 33-car grid for the Japanese Formula 4 season opener at Fuji Speedway this weekend

The Japanese Formula 4 championship has revealed a new calendar for its 2020 season, taking in 12 races over four rounds

Puerto Rican racer Jose Blanco-Chock will return to US F4 for a third season with Crosslink/Kiwi Motorsport, as other F4 series cancel events

The winners of the main Japanese Formula 4 scholarship and Bionic Jack Racing competition for 2020 have been revealed

F4 once again kickstarted careers of lots of drivers this year, including many F1 juniors. Rachel Hillman reviews the 2019 seasons, from Australia to Spain

Christian Bogle won both United States Formula 4 races in the Formula 1 support event at Circuit of the Americas

Markus Laitala won both Formula Academy Finland races at Alastaro, where the grid was joined by the final round of Formula 4 SMP

Conrad Clark sealed the 2019 Chinese Formula 4 title at Shanghai with his 12th win of the season

Honda Formula Dream Project’s Ren Sato extended his Japanese Formula 4 lead by winning both races at Fuji

Praga F4’s Killian Meyer moved into the lead of the Spanish Formula 4 standings in the third round at Motorland Aragon

Honda junior Ren Sato streaked to the top of the Japanese Formula 4 standings at Fuji Speedway with a double victory

A ‘FIA Formula 4 Dream Cup Race’ will be included on the undercard of the Japanese Grand Prix this year

There are Formula 4 championships taking place all across the world, with 100s of drivers taking part. Elliot Wood goes through the talent o watch out for in 2019

The first ever Formula 4 Asian-Pacific Cup will take place on October 17-19 this year at Ningbo International Speedway, with teams from Australia, China, Japan and the South East Asian F4 series

Chinese Formula 4 acted as the warm-up act to Formula 1’s 1000th world championship race at Shanghai, and it was New Zealander Conrad Clark who visited the F1 podium twice

Honda Formula Dream Project driver Yuki Tsunoda became the first Honda protege to win the Japanese Formula 4 title in the final race at Motegi

Konsta Lappalainen became the fourth Formula 4 North European Zone champion at Assen, holding off Michael Belov

Yuki Tsunoda edged closer to the Japanese Formula 4 crown at Sportsland SUGO, although Honda Formula Dream Project team-mate Teppei Natori decreased his championship lead.

Kazuto Kotaka and Joshua Car took their first Formula 4 wins of the season this weekend, with both then adding another win to their tally.