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The United States Formula 4 title fight has closed up as the season reached its halfway point at Mid-Ohio, with three different race winners

Team USA scholar Andre Castro has chosen the USF Juniors for his single-seater programme in 2022, moving down a rung on the Road to Indy

Racing returnee Raoul Hyman showed what the world was missing on his comeback in FRegional Americas at NOLA Motorsports Park

The calendar for next year’s Formula Regional Americas season has been revealed, and consists once again entirely of races in the USA

Team Crosslink’s Joshua Car was the top scorer at Brainerd International Raceway on Formula Regional Americas’ first visit to the circuit

Spencer Bucknum aims to become the third generation of his family to race in IndyCar, and enters United States Formula 4 this year

United States Formula 4 race-winner Dylan Tavella will step up to Formula Regional Americas this year with Team Crosslink

Kiwi Motorsport has announced Emily Linscott as its third signing for the 2021 US F4 season

Joshua Car will remain at Team Crosslink for his second season in Formula Regional Americas, marking his fourth year with the team

Noam Abramczyk will make his single-seater racing debut with Drivex School in Spanish F4 next year

Jose Blanco-Chock secured the US F4 title runner-up spot at Circuit of the Americas, as he shared the wins with team-mate Spike Kohlbecker

Hunter Yeany secured the United States F4 title with three podiums at Homestead-Miami Speedway, as Jose Blanco-Chock took a double win

With F1 and its supports providing excitement at Silverstone over the weekend, it was easy to miss the action in Formula 4, and the drivers who stood out

Hunter Yeany extended his United States Formula 4 points lead with two wins at Barber Motorsports Park

Hunter Yeany and Dylan Tavella shared the wins at Virginia International Raceway in the second United States Formula 4 round

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