Hadrien David (R-ace GP) converted pole position into his second Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine victory in a spectacular second race of the weekend at Hungaroring.

Van Amersfoort Racing’s Kas Haverkort set the pace in an excited second test session at Zandvoort.

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine weekend in Imola ended with Gabriele Minì’s victory in Race 2. 

The race of the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine has been full of twists and turns in Imola, during the second of the ten double appointments scheduled in the 2022 calendar.

The 2022 Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine season moved a step closer as the teams and drivers competing in this year’s series came together for the last collective test at Monza (5-6 April).

ART Grand Prix’s driver Gabriele Minì topped the times in today’s official Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine pre-season test at Paul Ricard.

The most race wins, the most pole positions, the most fastest laps. Oliver Bearman (16, Great Britain) was the dominant force in the 2022 ADAC Formula 4 season. In a thrilling finale, the young Brit in the Van Amersfoort car emerged triumphant against his closest rival, Tim Tramnitz (17, Hamburg). The next step in his career is predestined, as Bearman recently became a member of the Ferrari Driving Academy.

The fastest of the 35 drivers at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is Kas Haverkort with Van Amersfoort Racing.

Victor Bernier won Saturday’s ADAC Formula 4 race at the Hockenehimring to claim his first victory of the season. 

The Swiss Van Amersfoort Racing driver takes his first win of the season ahead of the Prema Powerteam duo.

The Paraguayan took his first victory in front of Dufek and Montoya.

Three pole positions for the Swiss Van Amersfoort racing driver, who, at the Mugello Circuit, surprised everyone with a phenomenal performance.

The first wins of the season for US Racing driver Tim Tramnitz (16) and Nikita Bedrin (15, Van Amersfoort Racing) from Russia took centre stage in ADAC Formula 4 on Sunday at the Hockenheimring.

Oliver Bearman from the Van Amersfoort Racing team won the opening ADAC Formula 4 race at the Hockenheimring.

The German, driving for US Racing, won in front of Fornaroli and Bearman. Among the rookies, it was the first victory for Francesco Braschi, sixth in the overall standings.

The Englishman driving for Van Amersfoort Racing wins for the eighth time this season and extends his lead in the standings. On the podium Tramnitz and Montoya. Antonelli wins on debut among the rookies.

Second trespassing of the season for the l’Italian F.4 Championship Powered by Abarth Certified by FIA which, after having opened the season on the Paul Ricard track and having touched the circuits of Misano, Vallelunga and Imola, arrives in the mountains of Stryra for the fifth round of the season on the Red Bull Ring circuit.

After the victory of the Russian from Prema Powerteam in race 1, the German by US Racing impose himself twice on the track of Le Castellet.

The starters in the ADAC Formula 4 have completed some very intensive test days as they prepare for the upcoming season. The fastest driver during testing was Oliver Bearman (15, Great Britain, Van Amersfoort Racing), who finished top in two of the six sessions.

Jonny Edgar (16, England, Van Amersfoort Racing) delivered an outstanding performance in the last race of the season at Oschersleben to wrap up the ADAC Formula 4 championship after catching and overtaking team-mate Jak Crawford (15, USA). Red Bull Junior Edgar went on a strong charge from seventh place on the grid in the final race of the year to finish in P2 and bank enough points to clinch the championship. After his two victories in the first two races at Oschersleben, Crawford went into the final race nine points ahead of Edgar. However, he made hardly any progress from eighth on the grid and ultimately had to settle for sixth. After 21 thrilling races this season, the title in the ADAC High-Speed Academy was decided by just two points. And amid all the excitement, Rookie champion Tim Tramnitz (15, Germany, US Racing) was recording a maiden win in the series.