FF1600

There were big names who took part in the Festival, and there was still a decent quality of young drivers in the rest of FFord in 2021

The British single-seater scene is currently going through significant change, so Steve Whitfield went investigating

With less races able to take place, entry lists grew at the events that could run in the Formula Ford world in 2020

Pedro Matos has starred in the driving seat in FF1600, and made it to GP2 as a engineer. Now he’s crucial to Prema’s FIA F3 efforts

Ida Wood reviews what happened in Formula Ford across the globe in 2019, from 2000cc to 1600c, and from America to India

Josh Green and Scott Huffaker have been selected as the winners of the 2019 Team USA Scholarship, with entries to the FFord Festival and Walter Hayes Trophy

In 2006, Comtec Racing won the Formula Renault 3.5 title against all expectations. Team boss Jonathan Lewis explains how his team won against the odds

Ida Wood chats to title-winning single-seater team boss Bernard Dolan, whose eponymous squad is leading a resurgence for Formula Ford 1600 in the UK

IndyCar’s support ladder loses its title sponsor Mazda for 2019, and with that comes some significant change – as Road to Indy promoter Andersen Promotions explains to Ida Wood

The Mazda Road to Indy kicks off again at St. Petersburg this weekend. Formula Scout looks at the drivers to watch, and those who may be appearing on the MRTI ladder in the coming years.

FF1600 often has larger grids, better drivers, and better racing than most single-seater formula, which is why Mazda is looking there for the next Indycar stars