Enzo Fittipaldi

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

Two of F4’s brightest rookies join the ADAC F4 grid for their season finale at Hockheim with the teams title also up for grabs.

Lirim Zendeli was the man of the moment at Nurburgring, picking up a race win and the overall championship in the final event.

Pietro Fittipaldi made his return to the Verizon IndyCar Series last weekend at Mid-Ohio after a near-three month recovery period after a crash at Spa-Francorchamps. The Dale Coyne driver finished twenty-third.

A third place and a race win saw Lirim Zendeli grow his lead at the top of ADAC F4 Championship in after the weekend at Hockenheim.

Liam Lawson closed the gap at the top of the ADAC F4 Championship after a turbulent weekend for Lirim Zendeli.

Lirim Zendeli adds two more victories to his total for the season, extending his gap at the top to 50 points, with Mick Wishofer winning race three.

TCF looks at who can follow in the footsteps of Mawson, Vips and Eriksson as ADAC F4 gears up with three F1 Juniors and yet another Schumacher.

Enzo Fittipaldi will return to the Italian and German F4 series with Prema Powerteam for a dual campaign.

While Sebastian Fernandez collected two wins, it was Marcus Armstrong who leaves Mugello with a 53 point championship lead.

Prema Powerteam took a 1-3-4 to conclude a strong weekend for the Italian team at the Nurburgring, as Armstrong took a victory.

A win from both Job Van Uitert and Lorenzo Colombo, along with further further podiums pushed them into title contention at Adria.

The entry list for the Adria round of Italian F4 has been released, with 20 drivers listed, seven less than last meeting and 12 less than this time last year.

As the ADAC Formula 4 championship prepares for its third season launch, TCF looks at the new and old faces entering the series.

Marcus Armstrong and Enzo Fittipaldi have become the latest drivers to be added to the Ferrari Driver Academy for 2017.