Tatuus’s CEO Giovanni Delfino talks design, business and safety as his firm’s second-generation FRegional Gen2 car, the T-326, is unveiled.
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New Zealander Jacob Douglas will remain with Pabst Racing next season for a title attack in USF Pro 2000.
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Single-seater manufacturer Tatuus has made a landmark move by becoming the majority owner of kart manufacturers Birel ART and Kart Republic.
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Ligier and Tatuus’s second-generation Formula Regional cars have been revealed, as the FIA changes the superlicence points in the category.
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Euroformula and Eurocup-3 have announced their 2026 calendars, and the latter has also attracted new teams by becoming a third-tier series.
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Tatuus has revealed its second-generation Formula Regional chassis which will replace its current car in various championships next year.
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GB3 teams have begun testing with the new Tatuus MSV GB3-025 car that will be introduced to the series this season.
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Gian Carlo Minardi, president of ACI’s circuit racing commission, has spoken about his home country’s role in the past and future of F4.
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Second-generation chassis for the Formula Regional category will not race until 2026, Formula Scout has learned.
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FREC teams will need to fit revised front lower wishbones to their cars this season in a move aimed at helping women racing in the championship.
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TGR NZ’s Nicolas Caillol was recently doing the rounds of the junior paddocks at Paul Ricard to generate interest in Formula Regional Oceania.
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Eurocup-3, the new continental series aiming to sit between Formula 3 and Formula 4 in Europe, has revealed the look of the cars it will use
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F4 UAE has new teams and more attention as it introductes of a new era for Formula 4 racing with Tatuus’s halo-shod Gen2 cars
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The full list of 10 drivers contesting this weekend’s Formula 4 support event at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix have been revealed
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The ADAC Formula 4 championship will continue its cooperation with Tatuus chassis and the Abarth-badged Autotecnica engine, as well as tyre-supplier Pirelli, when it introduces the second-generation F4 car from …
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The Italian F4 championship has presented the full specfications of the second-generation car it will use, as well as its 2022 calendar
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The testing of Tatuus’s second-generation Formula 4 chassis has begun in Italy, with an Autotecnica-built Abarth engine
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The recently rebranded GB3 championship has announced it will introduce a brand new car with a halo for next season
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Motorsport UK will ditch British F4’s engine supplier Ford for Abarth when it takes over the series in 2022, and it will also switch to a Tatuus car
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Spanish Formula 4’s grid size has doubled, and a promoter change has helped the series boom before F4’s second era
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