EXCITING ON-TRACK ACTION ENDS AN EVENTFUL WEEKEND AT MID-OHIO FOR F4 U.S.

Cameron Das scores first F4 U.S. Championship victory

LEXINGTON, Ohio (August 13, 2016) – The final race of the Formula 4 United States Championship Powered by Honda at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course may have ended in yellow, but the excitement during the weekend finale left spectators on their feet. Continue reading EXCITING ON-TRACK ACTION ENDS AN EVENTFUL WEEKEND AT MID-OHIO FOR F4 U.S. →

KIRKWOOD, ROBINSON TAKE F4 U.S. VICTORIES FRIDAY AT MID-OHIO
New series kicks off second race weekend in Lexington, Ohio

LEXINGTON, Ohio (August 13, 2016) – Kyle Kirkwood of Jupiter, Florida, claimed the first race of the weekend, while Skylar Robinson of Augusta, Georgia, won Race 2 as the second event of the Formula 4 United States Championship powered by Honda kicked off Friday at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Continue reading KIRKWOOD, ROBINSON TAKE F4 U.S. VICTORIES FRIDAY AT MID-OHIO →

DRIVER DOESN’T HAVE TO CROSS THE FINISH LINE FIRST TO BE RECOGNIZED AS A WINNER
Crawford Composites to honor F4 U.S. Championship driver with $1,000 prize pack

LEXINGTON, OHIO (August 12, 2016) – Drivers in the Formula 4 United States Championship Powered by Honda series can win without ever taking the checkered flag starting this Saturday during the championship’s second event at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Continue reading DRIVER DOESN’T HAVE TO CROSS THE FINISH LINE FIRST TO BE RECOGNIZED AS A WINNER →

F4 U.S. FINALIZES SCHEDULE BY ADDING EAST COAST EVENT
New Jersey Motorsports Park to host F4 U.S. Championship from Aug. 26-28

INDIANAPOLIS (July 26, 2016) – The schedule for the inaugural season of the Formula 4 United States Championship powered by Honda has been finalized with New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville, New Jersey, hosting the series Aug. 26-28.

The F4 U.S. Championship, a new youth-driven open-wheel championship series, debuted July 1-3 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and the addition of the event at New Jersey Motorsports Park finalizes the schedule at five race weekends.

“New Jersey Motorsports Park is unfinished business for the F4 U.S. series because we had to postpone our race there earlier this summer,” SCCA Pro Racing President and CEO Derrick Walker said. “We certainly appreciate their patience and willingness to work with us to have us back for an exciting round coming up in August.”

The F4 U.S. Championship will join three additional Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) sanctioned open-wheel divisions at New Jersey Motorsports Park: the Formula F 1600 Championship, the F2000 Championship and the Atlantic Championship Series. The F4 U.S. Championship joined the same three championship series during its inaugural weekend at Mid-Ohio.

The next scheduled race for the F4 U.S. Championship takes place Aug. 11-13 at Mid-Ohio, leaving less than two weeks before the start of the event in New Jersey.

“The amendment of the schedule will leave 13 days between our second showing at Mid-Ohio to the third event held in New Jersey,” Walker said. “Typically teams have a month or longer to prepare for a race. Putting the time constraint on these new drivers will help develop them for the real world of professional racing.”

F4 U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP ENTERS MILLIONS OF HOUSEHOLDS ACROSS AMERICA

“Formula 4 United States Championship Today” show debuts Saturday

INDIANAPOLIS – The inaugural race weekend of the Formula 4 United States Championship powered by Honda will be featured on television across the country starting this weekend.

The first of seven episodes of “F4 U.S. Championship Today” will air Saturday at 4 p.m. ET on Altitude Sports and will debut on NESN National on Monday at 12:30 a.m. ET. The episode will feature the debut weekend of the series from Lexington, Ohio, earlier this month.

Altitude and NESN are available throughout the United States on DirecTV, Dish Network and AT&T U-verse, making the program available in millions of households. The program will also air on regional sports channel SWX Sports.

The first show follows the F4 U.S. season debut at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course with highlights from each of the three races, interviews from drivers and team owners like five-time IndyCar winner turned television color analyst Scott Goodyear and insights on the making of the car.

About the SCCA Pro Racing F4 U.S. Championship:
FIA F4 is designed as entry-level open-wheel racing for participants, around a contemporary, modern, cost conscious formula. SCCA Pro Racing and its chosen partners that embrace these ideals and support this vision with appropriate technology and products. The selected F4 powerplant is a production based on the engine currently powering the Honda Civic® Type R® recently launched in Europe, tuned to meet FIA-mandated output of approximately 160 Hp. The engine and the ECU are sealed to provide parity and compliance.

KONRAD CZACZYK DOMINATES F4 U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP DEBUT WEEKEND
Czaczyk wins all three races for impressive start to F4 U.S. series

LEXINGTON, Ohio (July 3, 2016) – Konrad Czaczyk of Loxahatchee, Florida, dominated the inaugural race weekend of the Formula 4 United States Championship powered by Honda, winning all three races at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on Saturday and Sunday.

“We had a rough start to the weekend after placing fifth during qualifications Friday,” Czaczyk said. “The weekend quickly improved by winning the entire race weekend, sitting on the pole and successfully completing my first standing start. This is my first time competing in a car, and my team and I couldn’t have asked for a better start of the season.” Continue reading KONRAD CZACZYK DOMINATES F4 U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP DEBUT WEEKEND →

KONRAD CZACZYK CLAIMS INAUGURAL F4 U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
Late drama helps Czaczyk move past Kirkwood to take victory

LEXINGTON, OHIO (July 2, 2016) – Konrad Czaczyk of Loxahatchee, Florida, made history Saturday as he emerged as the winner of the inaugural race of the Formula 4 United States Championship powered by Honda at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio.

Czaczyk, piloting the 47 Leading Edge Grand Prix car, started fifth on the grid and drove his way to the victory in a dramatic move with two laps left in the race. Kyle Kirkwood of Jupiter, Florida, lost momentum going through the keyhole, allowing Czaczyk to move into the lead. Continue reading KONRAD CZACZYK CLAIMS INAUGURAL F4 U.S. CHAMPIONSHIP RACE →