COVID-19 has cast a heavy human and financial cost, but recent difficulties have also led to opportunities – as seen in Formula Regional Americas
The COVID-19 pandemic has put back the single-seater debuts of many young drivers. Who are the ones to watch in F4 this year?
Puerto Rican racer Jose Blanco-Chock will return to US F4 for a third season with Crosslink/Kiwi Motorsport, as other F4 series cancel events
Ronan Murphy, son of Australian Supercars legend Greg, will race in United States F4 this year as he pursues a career in IndyCar
US F4 champion Joshua Car will step up to F3 Americas next year with the Crosslink Competition team that has run him in F4 for the last two years
Benjamin Pedersen dominated the Formula 3 Americas season finale at Sebring, while Joshua Car became United States Formula 4 champion
Joshua Car extended his United States Formula 4 points lead with a dominant display at Mid-Ohio
Joshua Car dominated at Virginia International Raceway to extend his lead in the United States Formula 4 championship
Dakota Dickerson moved into the Formula 3 Americas lead at Pittsburgh with three wins, where drivers looking to succeed him as United States Formula 4 champion also continued their season
There are Formula 4 championships taking place all across the world, with 100s of drivers taking part. Elliot Wood goes through the talent o watch out for in 2019
The 2019 USF2000 season, the first to be run without Mazda’s backing since the unified championship first folded back in 2006, has grown to nine cars with five recent entry announcements
Kazuto Kotaka and Joshua Car took their first Formula 4 wins of the season this weekend, with both then adding another win to their tally.