The calendar for next year’s Formula Regional Americas season has been revealed, and consists once again entirely of races in the USA
Formula 4
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Chris Dittmann Racing will move into British Formula 4 next year as the series enters a new era
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McKenzy Cresswell was the pacesetter on British Formula 4’s pre-event test day at Silverstone’s National circuit
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Arden has announced that Australian Formula Ford driver Cameron McLeod will join its British F4 line-up for the remainder of this season
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Hitech GP will enter British Formula 4 in 2022 as the championship introduces a new halo-shod car and moves under Motorsport UK’s control
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Bedrin secures first ADAC F4 victory at Hockenheim, Dunne fails to start
by Cian Brittleby Cian BrittleNikita Bedrin controlled the third and final ADAC F4 race at Hockenheim ahead of his VAR team-mate Oliver Bearman for his first series win
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Sebastian Ogaard claimed his fourth Spanish F4 win in the final Valencia race, but he only took a small chunk out of Dilano van’t Hoff’s points lead
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McKenzy Cresswell took his second British F4 win of the weekendat Croft, as the championship lead changed hands once again
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Dilano van’t Hoff took victory in the second Spanish F4 race, after on-the-road winner Daniel Macia was penalised for exceeding track limits
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US Racing’s Tim Tramnitz came through some early battles to control race two of ADAC Formula 4’s Hockenheim round
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Dilano van’t Hoff now has 10 Spanish Formula 4 pole positions to his name after completing a qualifying lockout at Valencia Ricardo Tormo
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Sebastian Ogaard won the Spanish F4 opener at Valencia after taking the lead at the start, in what was a perfect afternoon for Campos Racing
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Noah Stromsted completed a triple win at Ring Djursland with victory in the final Danish Formula 4 race of the weekend
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Dougie Bolger secured his first British Formula 4 win by leading home Carlin team-mate Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak at Croft
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Dilano van’t Hoff picked up pole for the opening race of the weekend for Spanish F4 at Valencia, his eighth pole of the season
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JHR Developments’ McKenzy Cresswell took his first British F4 victory in a non-reversed grid race by dominating proceedings at Croft
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Noah Stromsted picked up another Danish Formula 4 win in the second Ring Djursland race, as points leader Mads Hoe retired
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Ollie Bearman led the first ADAC F4 race at Hockenheim from start to finish for his fifth win of the season and an extended championship lead
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JHR Developments’ McKenzy Cresswell secured a double pole position in British Formula 4 qualifying at Croft
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Noah Stromsted had to make an overtake for the lead twice to win the opening Danish Formula 4 race of the weekend at Ring Djursland