French F4

The Checkered Flag looks back at the opening weekend of Super Formula at Suzuka, while the French F4 championship also begun at Nogaro.

TCF takes a look at the FIA Formula 4 series and the new stars that emerged from the around the world in 2018.

Brazilian Karting champion Caio Collet claimed the first new generation Winfield Racing School Scholarship, beating 17 other drivers.

The Winfield Racing School will return this week, with 18 finalists, including Arthur Leclerc, competing for the scholarship.

The Checkered Flag looks back on the 2017 French F4 Championship in which Arthur Rougier narrowly beat Victor Martins in a breathtaking final round.

The WMSC has announced that all new FIA Formula 4 Championships will have Halos from 2019, with existing ones implimented by 2023.

Victor Martins was back on form in Barcelona as he took the lead of the French F4 Championship again, while Milesi secured a double win.

The French F4 Championship, run by the FFSA will switch to a Mygale chassis, to put it in line with the rest of the European FIA F4 series.

In the French F4 Championship, Charles Milesi came away with the most points at the Magny-Cours round as series leader Rougier struggled.

In the French F4 Championship, Arthur Rougier took the honours in all three races during the series final race before the summer break.

Two victories for Arthur Rougier gave him the championship lead around the Pau streets, while Thomas Drouet took reverse grid honours.

In the French F4 Championship, Victor Martins and Charles Milesi collected full victories, as Jean-Alexandre Jean also records reverse grid win.

French F4 rookie Victor Martins took two of the three victories in last weekends opening round at Nogaro, claiming an early points lead.

With the inaugural round of the French F4 Championship this weekend, the FFSA has announced the 16 drivers competing this season.

TheCheckeredFlag.co.uk takes a look back at the lesser known Formula 4 series that are often overlooked.