James Fletcher

PaddockScout takes a look at the drivers who contested a highly competitive first season of the BRDC Formula 4 Championship…

Jake Hughes has wrapped up the inaugural BRDC F4 Championship title with victory in the first race of the final weekend of the season at Donington Park.

BRDC F4 Championship leader Jake Hughes beat a late red flag to claim pole position in the final qualifying of the year at Donington Park.

The GP2 title fight was turned on its head as the contenders’ respective recent form continued, while two drivers stayed out of trouble in GP3 to emerge as the leading contenders…

James Fletcher clinched his second race win of the BRDC F4 season with a dominant performance that saw him finish ten seconds ahead of nearest rival Seb Morris.

After seven prior podium finishes, Seb Morris finally claimed his maiden BRDC F4 victory in the twentieth race of the newly-established championship at Snetterton.

Championship leader Jake Hughes topped BRDC F4 qualifying for the third time this season, further increasing his title chances.

Karting graduate Ross Gunn delivered on his pace at the Oulton Park round of the BRDC F4 Championship with a first win in the series in race three.

While GP3 took centre stage in Spain, we also look at action from German F3, F3 Open and BRDC F4…

Jake Hughes took his first win in BRDC Formula 4 in race three at Snetterton after HHC Motorsport duo Charlie Robertson and Raoul Hyman were excluded from a one-two finish.

Struan Moore became the sixth winner in eight BRDC Formula 4 races with victory from pole position in a race two at Snetterton that was red-flagged after a start collision.

James Fletcher took victory in just his fourth race in BRDC Formula 4, capitalising after pole-sitter and championship leader Jake Dalton was left behind at the start of race one at Snetterton due to a driveshaft failure.

BRDC Formula 4 championship leader Jake Dalton has taken pole position for the first race of the Snetterton weekend.

Even despite a technical infringement that cost the Italian a race win, Marciello’s dominance at Brands Hatch leaves the European F3 title looking as good as decided…

Matt Bell and Charlie Robertson won rounds five and six of the BRDC Formula 4 Championship at Brands Hatch on Sunday, the latter completing a fine weekend with his maiden victory.

Jake Dalton became the first two-time winner in BRDC Formula 4 with victory from pole position in race one at Brands Hatch.