Freddie Slater took his second Italian F4 victory of the day, and 15th of the season, in a race which again finished behind the safety car.
Monza
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Ugo Ugochukwu held off team-mate Rafael Camara in a one lap shootout after a late safety car period for his first FREC win at Monza.
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Freddie Slater took the chequered flag behind the safety car to win his 14th Italian F4 race of 2024, breaking Andrea Kimi Antonelli’s record
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Ugo Ugochukwu followed up his test-topping Thursday run with the fastest free practice time on Friday for the FRegional Europe finale at Monza
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Jack Beeton and Freddie Slater added to their Italian F4 pole position tallies at Monza, where the 38-car field featured several new faces.
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Prema’s Ugo Ugochukwu was fastest in the wet Formula Regional European Championship test session at Monza on Friday.
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Motopark’s Brad Benavides and Yevan David won the final two races of the Euroformula season at a wet Monza.
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Motopark’s Yevan David won on his Euroformula debut at a damp Monza.
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Jose Garfias was fastest in Euroformula pre-event testing at Monza, as Motopark made two changes to its line-up.
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US Racing had plenty to celebrate in the final Euro 4 race at Monza, as Maxim Rehm took victory and Akshay Bohra was crowned champion.
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Kean Nakamura Berta won the penultimate race of the Euro 4 season at Monza, as Gianmarco Pradel charged from 20th to third.
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Mercedes-AMG Formula 1 junior Alex Powell provisionally victory in an utterly chaotic opening Euro 4 race at Monza.
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Maxim Rehm, Davide Larini and Kean Nakamura Berta shared the poles in Euro 4’s dramatic qualifying sessions at Monza.
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Prema’s Freddie Slater had a huge pace advantage in free practice for the Euro 4 season finale at a wet Monza.
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French team ART Grand Prix has announced it will enter the upcoming Euro 4 and Italian Formula 4 finales with two cars.
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Franco Colapinto’s F1 promotion started a chain reaction that required MP Motorsport and Campos Racing to move quickly in F2 and F3.
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Joshua Duerksen was a man in a hurry at Monza, making up 13 places in total across F2’s two races but rueing that a maiden win went amiss.
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While Gabriel Bortoleto charged from 22nd to win the Formula 2 feature race at Monza, Laurens Van Hoepen matched that progress in Formula 3.
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A delighted Leonardo Fornaroli reflected on how he became the 2024 FIA Formula 3 champion in a hectic title decider at Monza
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The conclusion of the FIA F3 season has gone from bad to worse for Gabriele Mini, as after losing the title at the last corner has now been disqualified.