Formula Ford

Welsh racer Tom Nippers used local knowledge to take two poles and a win in round two of the United Formula Ford season at Anglesey.

Blake Dowdall was crowned New Zealand Formula Ford champion in the final round of the season at Manfeild last weekend.

Team Dolan’s Jason Smyth won the Jim Walsh Trophy in United Formula Ford’s opening round of 2025 on Silverstone’s full Grand Prix layout.

New Zealand Formula Ford drivers put on a show in their second round of the season at Highlands Motorsport Park.

The 2025 New Zealand Formula Ford season kicked off at Timaru this weekend, and Blake Dowdall left as points leader.

There was lots of close racing in national and regional series for Formula Ford, in its various forms, across the world in 2024.

Argenti Motorsport will expand into GB3 next season through a technical partnership with junior single-seater powerhouse Prema.

The Formula Ford Festival and Walter Hayes Trophy delivered on-track action, and off-track storylines to follow

After an amazing drive at the Mexico City GP, there was anticipation that last weekend would be another enjoyable one for the Magnussen family. And it was, for 51-year-old Jan…

Drivers in older machinery at the Walter Hayes Trophy got to contest two additional races at Silverstone, depending on the age of their car.

B-M Racing’s Rory Smith resisted multiple challenges to win a frenetic Walter Hayes Trophy Grand Final on Silverstone’s National layout.

Andrew Rackstraw and KC Ensor-Smith delivered KMR Sport a one-two finish in the second Walter Hayes Trophy semi-final.

B-M Racing’s Rory Smith resisted late pressure from Jason Smyth to take a lights-to-flag win the first Walter Hayes Trophy semi-final.

B-M Racing’s David McArthur went past the battling Gavin Wills and David Parks to win the Walter Hayes Trophy last chance race.

Team Dolan’s Isaac Canto da Silva held off B-M Racing’s David McArthur to win the Walter Hayes Trophy progression race.

Jason Smyth finished second in Walter Hayes Trophy heat four despite last-minute car dramas leaving his chances of racing at all “touch-and-go”

Wayne Poole Racing’s Josh Fisher has been disqualified from the Walter Hayes Trophy meeting after several verbal incidents.

Rory Smith prevailed in a thrilling late scrap with Jason Smyth to win the fourth Walter Hayes Trophy heat on Silverstone’s National layout.

KMR Sport’s Michael Eastwell held off the attacks of Ammonite Motorsport’s Hugh Esterson to win the third Walter Hayes Trophy heat.

Team Dolan’s Chris Middlehurst capitalised on a last-lap error from Luke Cooper to win the second Walter Hayes Trophy heat.