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Home Formula 4ADAC F4 Team Scheider announce Auricchio and Wippersteg as ADAC F4 drivers

Team Scheider announce Auricchio and Wippersteg as ADAC F4 drivers

by Valentin Khorounzhiy
Photo: Bruno Terena / Vicar / F3 Brasil

Photo: Bruno Terena / Vicar / F3 Brasil

Brazilian F3 graduate Mauro Auricchio will continue his career in the newly-formed ADAC F4 series.

Auricchio, 16, will be racing for Team Scheider F4, joining the previously signed German racer Leon Wippersteg.

17-year-old Wippersteg was an occasional frontrunner for Kart Team Scheider in the 2014 edition of the German Rotax Max Challenge in the DD2 class. Back in 2011, he was the champion of the Junior Max Cup in the same series.

Meanwhile, Auricchio spent 2014 in the national F3 championship. He secured two Class B podiums in the first third of the season before switching over to Class A, where he finished tenth overall.

Scheider F4 is run by two-time DTM champion Timo Scheider.