2016 F4 British Championship

The newly crowned British F4 champion reflected on the weekend that saw him round out an incredible first year in single seaters.

Carlin driver Max Fewtrell put in an outstanding defensive display to win the finale and thus the 2016 F4 British Championship

Fortec Motorsport’s Jamie Caroline won his first race of the season at Brands Hatch. The Pirtek sponsored driver lead from start to finish.

James Pull collected his second win of the year, though was joined on the podium by Fielding and Fewtrell ensuring he drops out of contention.

Fortec Motorsport driver Jaime Caroline took his first British F4 pole position of the year in a wet qualifying at Brands Hatch.

With one round at Brands Hatch remaining, six drivers could still win the F4 British Championship. TCF reviews the title candidates.

Despite narrowly missing out on points in race three, Jack Butel was pleased with the progress he’d made going into the final round.

After a one-off drive at Silverstone, Andy Richardson talked about his time in the car and what it’s like to be back in a single-seater.

After a double win in British F4, Aussie Zane Goddard and his Double R Racing team talk about their weekend at Silverstone.

Double R Racing’s Zane Goddard was once again the man to beat as he scythed through the field to win the final race at Silverstone.

Rookie Champion Alex Quinn took victory at the Silverstone reverse grid race. He won by over a second, leading from lights to flag.

Double R Racing’s Zane Goddard took his third British F4 win as Luis Leeds and Jaime Caroline ran into last lap issues costing them points.

Championship contender Sennan Fielding took pole position ahead of the Silverstone round while Carlin struggled to perform.

British F4 championship leader Max Fewtrell came out on top in the overall times after a Friday practice that gave the field little dry running.

Ahead of the penultimate round at Silverstone this weekend, TCF spoke to F4 British Championship leader Max Fewtrell about his year.