Lasse Sorensen was confirmed as the 2014 French F4 Champion after taking victory in race three of the Jerez round in Spain.
The Danish driver took his championship lead to over 100 points with the win, plus a runners-up spot in race one and a seventh place in race two as the series ran outside France for the only time in 2014.
Australian Joseph Mawson took the spoils in the opening race of the weekend in Spain, securing his first victory since the opening weekend of the season at Le Mans in April, with Sorensen finishing second, while Mexican Patricio O’Ward finished third for his first podium finish of the season.
Dorian Boccolacci finished fourth ahead of fellow Frenchman Valentin Moineault, with Russian Denis Bulatov finishing sixth ahead of Swiss driver David Droux. Finnish driver Niclas Nylund was eighth ahead of two more drivers from Switzerland in the form of Paul Hokfelt Jr and Gjergj Haxhiu.
Haxhiu’s tenth place finish in race one meant he took pole position for race two, and the Swiss-Albanian driver went on to take his maiden French F4 victory ahead of Droux, while Nylund completed the podium, who was able to take advantage of a collision between Hokfelt Jr and Mawson that eliminated both drivers and cause a safety car to be deployed.
Moineault would take fourth ahead of Bulatov, Boccolacci, Sorensen and O’Ward, with Anglo-Swiss driver Felix Hirsiger ninth ahead of Frenchman Valentin Hasse-Clot.
Sorensen got the best of Mawson for the race three victory, managing to pass the Australian a few laps from the end to take his seventh victory of the season and the championship. Mawson held on for second with Moineault finishing third.
Nylund took fourth ahead of O’Ward, Haxhiu and Frenchman Bryan Elpitiya, who climbed from fifteenth to finish seventh. Hokfelt Jr recovered from his race two retirement to finish eighth ahead of Russian Vladimir Atoev and Droux.
With the championship won, the focus will now turn to see who can finish as runner-up to Sorensen during next weekend’s season finale at Paul Ricard, with Boccolacci and Hirsiger separated by only five points, while Mawson
Jerez Race 1 Result
| POS | DRIVER | NAT | TIME/Laps |
| 1 | Joseph Mawson | AUS | 12 Laps |
| 2 | Lasse Sorensen | DEN | +1.237s |
| 3 | Patricio O’Ward | MEX | +2.705s |
| 4 | Dorian Boccolacci | FRA | +5.293s |
| 5 | Valentin Moineault | FRA | +5.804s |
| 6 | Denis Bulatov | RUS | +8.461s |
| 7 | David Droux | SWI | +10.067s |
| 8 | Niclas Nylund | FIN | +10.797s |
| 9 | Paul Hokfelt Jr | SWI | +11.166s |
| 10 | Gjergj Haxhiu | SWI | +16.140s |
Jerez Race 2 Result
| POS | DRIVER | NAT | TIME/Laps |
| 1 | Gjergj Haxhiu | SWI | 11 Laps |
| 2 | David Droux | SWI | +0.804s |
| 3 | Niclas Nylund | FIN | +1.596s |
| 4 | Valentin Moineault | FRA | +2.336s |
| 5 | Denis Bulatov | RUS | +3.125s |
| 6 | Dorian Boccolacci | FRA | +3.938s |
| 7 | Lasse Sorensen | DEN | +5.267s |
| 8 | Patricio O’Ward | MEX | +6.281s |
| 9 | Felix Hirsiger | GBR | +7.924s |
| 10 | Valentin Hasse-Clot | FRA | +8.866s |
Jerez Race 3 Result
| POS | DRIVER | NAT | TIME/Laps |
| 1 | Lasse Sorensen | DEN | 12 Laps |
| 2 | Joseph Mawson | AUS | +3.526s |
| 3 | Valentin Moineault | FRA | +3.640s |
| 4 | Niclas Nylund | FIN | +11.098s |
| 5 | Patricio O’Ward | MEX | +12.078s |
| 6 | Gjergj Haxhiu | SWI | +12.136s |
| 7 | Bryan Elpitiya | FRA | +13.850s |
| 8 | Paul Hokfelt Jr | SWI | +15.001s |
| 9 | Vladimir Atoev | RUS | +16.100s |
| 10 | David Droux | SWI | +16.150s |
