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Mattia Colnaghi and Ruiqi Liu have been announced as joining the 2024 Macau Grand Prix grid, meaning it is now complete.

There will be two more additions to the Red Bull Junior Team in 2025, with Niklas Schaufler and Nikola Tsolov joining its ranks.

Formula 2 points leader Gabriel Bortoleto has been announced by Sauber as joining its Formula 1 driver line-up for 2025.

Max Taylor has chosen USF Pro 2000 as his next career step for 2025, and will race for Velocity Racing Development in the series.

Andretti Global has announced that it has signed F2 race-winner Jak Crawford as a reserve and development driver for its Formula E squad.

Roman Bilinski has secured a step up to FIA Formula 3 for 2025, signing with Rodin Motorsport.

Nikola Tsolov has departed the Alpine Academy and reunited with Campos Racing ahead of a third season of Formula 3 in 2025. 

Miguel Costa will step up from karting to cars with Campos Racing in Spanish Formula 4 next year.

Australian youngster Jack Taylor will remain at Fortec Motorsports for his second season racing in GB4.

Matheus Comparatto and Alvaro Cho won the Brazilian Formula 4 races on the support bill of Formula 1’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Honda junior Yuto Nomura put the Japanese Formula 4 title in reach with two wet wins in the penultimate round at Twin Ring Motegi.

Daniel Quimby overhauled Nicolas Stati to become United States Formula 4 champion in the final race of the season at the Circuit of the Americas. Alex Popow Jr, son of …

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.

Titus Sherlock and Bruno Ribeiro were the winners of the final two Formula Regional Americas races of the season at Circuit of the Americas.

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”