FRegional Oceania

Christian Mansell took pole position for the first race of the 2024 Formula Regional Oceania season at Taupo.

Giles Motorsport’s Christian Mansell led the way in practice for the first round of the 2024 Formula Regional Oceania season at Taupo.

Patrick Woods-Toth, the reigning United States Formula 4 champion, has signed with Kiwi Motorsport to race in Formula Regional Oceania.

Kaleb Ngatoa will race in Formula Regional Oceania full-time this year after winning in a part-time campaign in 2023.

Formula Regional was launched as a category in 2018, and has now expanded all over the world. We review the global FRegional action from 2023

The grid for the 2024 Formula Regional Oceania grid continues to grow, with Formula 3 star Christian Mansell the latest to sign up.

Formula Regional Oceania has made the landmark announcement that its fleet of Tatuus FT-60 cars will run on synthetic fuel next season.

Niko Lacorte and Gerrard Xie are the two latest additions to the grid for Formula Regional Oceania, which has switched tyre supplier for its upcoming 2024 season.

TGR NZ’s Nicolas Caillol was recently doing the rounds of the junior paddocks at Paul Ricard to generate interest in Formula Regional Oceania.

Once he made a safe return home, Charlie Wurz joined our podcast to discuss his title-winning campaign down under in FRegional Oceania.

Charlie Wurz won the Formula Regional Oceania title with a lights-to-flag victory in the final race at Taupo.

Giles Motorsport’s Chloe Chambers became the first woman to win in Formula Regional Oceania in the penultimate race of the season.

M2 Competition’s Charlie Wurz has put himself on pole for the Formula Regional Oceania title decider later today at Taupo.

Callum Hedge resisted race-long pressure from Louis Foster to win the opening FRegional Oceania race at Taupo and take the points lead.

Callum Hedge pipped Louis Foster to pole for the first Formula Regional Oceania race of the weekend at Taupo.

Laurens van Hoepen has revealed how tough it was to hold off Louis Foster to win the 2023 New Zealand Grand Prix.

Laurens van Hoepen held off Louis Foster to win the 2023 New Zealand Grand Prix, part of the Formula Regional Oceania championship

Charlie Wurz retook the Formula Regional Oceania points lead with victory in the reversed-grid race at Hampton Downs.  

Kaleb Ngatoa won on his first Formula Regional Oceania start for nearly two years after a fast getaway in race one at Hampton Downs

Laurens van Hoepen dominated an F1-style qualifying on his Formula Regional Oceania debut, claiming a double pole including the New Zealand GP