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French F4 race-winner Pierre-Alexandre Provost will make his FREC debut in this weekend’s round at Paul Ricard.

F1 will have a record-length schedule in 2024, in terms of races and calendar duration, and it prompted concerns of staff burnout. That’s an issue in junior series too.

Hitech GP team principal Oliver Oakes says that if his F1 entry bid is accepted it will not impact his team’s participation in the support series.

At the start of this month, Van Amersfoort Racing claimed its first Formula 2 win. A simple, and free, change helped them achieve that.

PHM Racing by Charouz has announced that Michael Shin will pilot its #31 car for the remainder of the FIA Formula 3 season.

It is not news that Michael Andretti wants Andretti Autosport to enter F2 and FIA F3, but how it accompanies his F1 plans has changed since 2022.

Myles Rowe claimed his fifth win of the USF Pro 2000 season in race two on the streets of Toronto to extend his points lead.

Campos Racing’s Esteban Masson grew his Eurocup-3 points lead with two wins at Zandvoort as the paddock grew to 18 cars.

USF2000 returnee Nico Christodoulou claimed his first series win in a wet second race of the weekend in Toronto.

Enzo Peugeot won from pole in French F4’s third race at Misano, with most of the action taking place behind the safety car.

TOM’S driver Enzo Trulli claimed his first two Super Formula Lights victories in round four at Fuji Speedway.

Lucas Romanek and Felix Fisher won two contrasting Castle Combe Formula Ford 1600 contests at the Combe Carnival.

An early gamble to switch from wet-weather tyres to slicks earned Simon Sikes victory in the first USF2000 race in Toronto.

Enzo Peugeot moved ahead in the French Formula 4 championship on Saturday with two poles and a win at Misano in Italy.

A mistake in the rain from Myles Rowe handed Michael d’Orlando victory in the opening USF Pro 2000 race in Toronto. The pair shared the front row of the grid …

USF2000 points leader Simon Sikes claimed pole in the series’ second qualifying session on the streets of Toronto.

Pabst Racing’s Myles Rowe made it two USFP2000 poles out of two on the streets of Toronto, despite crashing out at the end of qualifying two.

USF Pro 2000 points leader Myles Rowe claimed pole position in Toronto by a sizeable 0.6598 seconds.

Jay Howard Driver Development’s Evagoras Papasavvas claimed pole in a shortened USF2000 qualifying session on the streets of Toronto.

USF Pro 2000 and USF2000 practice took place in Toronto this morning, with several changes to the field in both series.