Tom Jackson

As the 2019 British F4 Championship enters its final round before the summer break, the title battle is the closest it’s been all season long.

British karting ace Alex Walker will join JHR Developments to contest the rest of the 2019 F4 British Championship certified by FIA – powered by Ford EcoBoost. The 15-year-old tested…

Zane Maloney has found another gear as he blitzed the opposition at Croft last weekend to launch himself to the summit of the F4 British Championship table.

As the F4 British Championship makes its way north to Croft this weekend, Louis Foster’s title advantage has been slashed to just five points from his teammate Sebastian Alvarez.

Thruxton played host to rounds seven, eight and nine of the 2019 F4 British Championship, where the title battle greatly intensified.

Zane Maloney swept the board on Sunday as he claimed victory in race three of the F4 British Championship certified by FIA – powered by Ford Ecoboost weekend at Thruxton, in addition to his race two triumph earlier in the day.

Zane Maloney took a commanding victory in race two of the F4 British Championship certified by FIA – powered by Ford Ecoboost weekend at Thruxton – and the £5000 prize for being the first Rookie Cup entrant to win a race outright this season along with it.

F4 British Championship Rookie Cup points leader Zane Maloney says the characteristics of the Thruxton circuit means that drivers can’t push their cars flat-out where they otherwise should be able to.

Luke Browning pulled off a number of daring overtakes to propel himself from fifth on the grid to take victory in the first F4 British Championship certified by FIA – powered by Ford EcoBoost race of the weekend at Thruxton.

Louis Foster has stormed to a last-gasp pole position at Thruxton, pipping Carlin’s Zane Maloney by 0.076s.

Andrew Jordan has admitted he still isn’t 100% after his enormous crash in the opening race at Donington but says he’s taken “big steps” to ensure he’s fit enough for this weekend’s event at Thruxton.

Team BMW driver Tom Oliphant says the Thruxton race track is “like nowhere else in the country” and that finding an optimal setup will be as challenging as ever this weekend.

Reigning BTCC champion Colin Turkington believes his Team BMW 330i M Sport machine will suit Thruxton’s track characteristics better than his previous 1 Series model.

As the 2019 F4 British Championship certified by FIA – powered by Ford EcoBoost rolls in to Thruxton for the first of two visits this season, the championship picture is beginning to emerge.

Mercedes-AMG Motorsport’s chief race engineer Andrew Shovlin says the team’s historic fifth consecutive one-two finish is an “amazing” achievement and a testament to how hard the team has worked to improve the car.