Josh Skelton

Max Marzorati will stick with Chris Dittmann Racing for a full BRDC British F3 campaign this year after joining the team at the end of last season

Joey Alders was denied his sportscar debut at Barcelona this weekend after the FIA changed upgraded him to being a gold driver

A successful appeal over a penalty has resulted in Louis Foster being promoted to third in last year’s BRDC British F3 points

Around this time of year, the Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Award usually takes place. The COVID-19 pandemic has stopped that in 2020, but what might have been?

Chris Dittmann Racing claimed a one-two finish in the third BRDC British Formula 3 race at Brands Hatch, while two of the title contenders got disqualified

BRDC British Formula 3 has attracted a F2 team to its grid for 2020, as well as an international line-up of drivers that harks backs to the series’ glory days

British F4 race-winner Josh Skelton will step up to BRDC British Formula 3 having secured a seat with Chris Dittmann Racing

JHR Developments is once again in contention for the British F4 title, but will 2019 be its year? Team boss Steve Hunter explains all

A list of 10 drivers under consideration to make the final of the 2019 Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Award has been revealed

Josh Skelton claimed his second British Formula 4 victory after championship leader Zane Maloney was penalised for a jump start in race two at Thruxton

JHR Developments’ Josh Skelton and Arden’s Bart Horsten set the pace in the two British Formula 4 free practice sessions at Thruxton

The second British Formula 4 race at Croft has been cancelled due to wet weather, with no result being declared after one racing lap

The 2019 British Formula 4 season gets underway at Brands Hatch this weekend. Formula Scout looks at the challenges the new crop of drivers will be facing

JHR Developments’ Josh Skelton topped the first pre-season British Formula 4 test of 2019 at Brands Hatch, with six drivers covered by less than 0.3 seconds

Two more signings have been made for the 2019 British Formula 4 season, bringing the grid up to six cars

Ayrton Simmons will remain in British Formula 4 for a third season after securing a seat with the JHR Developments team.