Gianluca Petecof will be joining the Formula 2 grid for 2021 with the rebranded Alpine team, TCF takes a look in how he has got to where he is today.
The latest driver from the Fittipaldi family, Emerson Fittipaldi Jr., will race in Danish F4 in 2021.
Maya Weug makes history becoming the first female driver to join the Ferrari Driver Academy as she aims to reach the pinnacle of single seater motorsport.
Bob Fernley will replace Stefano Domenicali as the Head of the FIA’s Single-seater Commission from 2021.
Arthur Leclerc and Dino Beganovic are joining the Ferrari Driver Academy this year.
California karting driver Nick Persing will contest the full 2020 US F4 championship with Jay Howard Driver Development.
Irina Sidorkova and Mikhael Belov will race in the Spanish and Italian Formula 4 championships respectively in 2019 with the backing of SMP Racing.
2018 International Formula 4 Season Reviews
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TCF takes a look at the FIA Formula 4 series and the new stars that emerged from the around the world in 2018.
In preparation for his upcoming DTM test, Andreas Bakkerud figured he needed some downforce training, and what better way to do it – than a sunny Red Bull Ring day kind of way.
Jordan Dempsey recently secured the Chinese F4 title, becoming one of only a handful of Irish drivers to win an FIA title.
Ruben Barrichello’s son Eduardo will compete in the Formula 4 United States Championship this season.
The South East Asian F4 Championship has announced the rescheduled third round, though the final took place two weeks ago.
The FIA in association with Top Speed has announced the upcoming 2018 F3 Asian Championship, making it the second regional F3.
David Schumacher, the son of multiple Grand Prix winner Ralf Schumacher will make his single-seater debut in the UAE F4 Championship.
The Checkered Flag looks back at the more obscure FIA Formula 4 series from 2017 and where the new international talent will emerge from.
Arden’s Dennis Hauger expects British Formula 4 to be a good learning experience.
Formula 4 Championships to Have Halos from 2019
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The WMSC has announced that all new FIA Formula 4 Championships will have Halos from 2019, with existing ones implimented by 2023.
