Formula 4 UAE
The 2024 edition of the Formula Regional Middle East Championship is already fully-subscribed, according to series promoters who announced the schedule alongside that of the Formula 4 United Arab Emirates series. The second season of the already popular championship will begin with a two-day test at Abu Dhabi’s Yas
Formula 4 UAE
Emirati driver Hamda Al Qubaisi was hospitalised with a broken arm following a last-lap incident in the Formula 4 UAE season finale. The race was red-flagged when Frederico Rifai spun out into turn five and was collected by Al Qubaisi, who was not able to avoid his stricken car. Hamda’
Formula 4 UAE
James Wharton has won the Formula 4 United Arab Emirates title in dramatic circumstances after a crash with rival and teammate Tuukka Taponen. Wharton went into the series finale with a 20-point advantage over his Mumbai Falcons teammate. The Australian started on pole alongside McLaren junior Ugo Ugochukwu, with Taponen
Formula 4 UAE
James Wharton is just one race away from claiming the 2023 Formula 4 UAE crown after another race victory at Yas Marina circuit. Wharton started the race on pole, 13 points ahead of rival and teammate Tuukka Taponen. With Taponen also on the front row again, the race start was
Formula 4 UAE
James Wharton made important ground in his F4 UAE title campaign with victory in the first race of the season finale at Yas Marina. Going into the weekend with a six-point advantage over teammate Tuuka Taponen, it was advantage Wharton as the young Aussie qualified on pole for both race
FR Middle East
The Formula Regional Middle East and Formula 4 United Arab Emirates championships will make history this weekend as the first open-wheel series to race at the new Kuwait Motor Town circuit. The two competitions will be the first open-wheel series to take to the 5.069km circuit, with twelve races
Formula 4 UAE
Jack Beeton says his signing to All Road Management completes "the most important part" of his life as a driver. The international driver management organisation led by founder Nicolas Todt and driver manager Mia Sharizman have announced the addition of Beeton to their ranks. The 15-year-old made it
Formula 4 UAE
A look back at the action from the Formula 4 season opener in Dubai. Race One 1. Ugo Ugochukwu, PREMA Racing #39 2. Valerio Rinicella, MP Motorsport #61 #61 3. James Wharton, Mumbai Falcons Racing #13 (AUS) Race Two 1. Ugo Ugochukwu, PREMA Racing #39 2. Tuukka Taponen, Mumbai Falcons
Formula 4 UAE
James Wharton has settled for fourth as the final race of the Formula 4 United Arab Emirates opening round in Dubai came to an end behind the safety car. Red Bull junior Arvin Lindblad took a lights-to-flag victory for Hitech Grand Prix, holding off challengers Tuukka Taponen and Ugo Ugochukwu,
Formula 4 UAE
McLaren junior Ugo Ugochukwu has taken back-to-back victories, winning the second race of the F4 UAE season in Dubai. Tuukka Taponen started on pole but a blazing start from Ugochukwu put his PREMA into the lead by turn one. Krill Smal was in third in the early stages with Arvin
Formula 4 UAE
Making the step up from Formula Ford to dual Formula 4 campaigns in 2023, Jimmy Piszcyk says he has to give it all from the start. "I don't want to treat it as a learning year," says Piszcyk. From Adelaide, Piszcyk started in go karts at
Formula 4 UAE
James Wharton has claimed a podium in the Formula 4 UAE season opener as American Ugo Ugochukwu took a commanding victory. The McLaren junior led the grid away from pole position and held his lead to the chequered flag in the overcast conditions. "I didn’t make any mistakes,