2018 Italian Formula 4 season

The 2018 Italian Formula 4 season sees a return of the series first started in 2010 as Formula Abarth, set up as part of the FIA Global Pathway. All drivers use a Tatuus FA010 chassis coupled to a 1.4L Fiat Powertrain Technology engine.

Teams and drivers

Team	#	Driver	Class	Rounds	Team Mentor
Ecurie Monaco	1	Template:GBR Ione Wilkerson		1-	Template:GBR James James Davies
Scuderia Del Prete	9	Iva Janković		1-	TBA
	19	Michelangela Dioli		1-
Template:SUI Trulli GP	10	Lorenzo Travisanutto [tbc]		1-	TBA
	18	Template:SUI Lucas Légeret [tbc]		1-
Mediterranean Motorsport	15	Massimo Torelli		1-	TBA
	26	TBA		TBA
Il Barone Rampante	20	Giuseppe Cipriani [tbc]	G	1-	None
RP Motorsport	21	Magda Szervánszky		1-	Nino Barlini
	22	Leonardo Lorandi [tbc]		1-
Vincenzo Sospiri Euronova Racing	24	Alessandro Giardelli [tbc]		1-	TBA
	25	Francesca Scaramanga		1-
SMP Racing	27	Ivan Shvetsov [tbc]		1-	TBA
	37	Alexandr Smolyar [tbc]		1-
	47	Pavel Bulantsev [tbc]		1-
Scuderia Acquarone	30	Salvatore de Plano [tbc]	G	1-	None
	31	Alexandra Marinescu [tbc]		1-
Jagonya Ayam Team Lazarus	38	Gunter Masakan		1-	Template:AUS Daniel Melrose
	39	TBA		1, 3, 6
		Template:GBR Sabrina Mann		2, 4-5
Torino Squadra Corse	55	Jaropolk Petrovich	G	1-	None
Scuderia Adriatica	94	Francesco De Crescenzo		1-	Giovanni Roda
	95	Vito Lorusso		1-
Scuderia Guastalla	98	Marco Scotti		1-	None
	99	Luca Bandini		1-

Race Calendar

#	Circuit	Date	Race	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
1	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	7-8 April	HA
			HB
			F
2	Autodromo di Pergusa	28-29 April	HA
			HB
			F
3	Vallelunga Circuit	2-3 June	HA
			HB
			F
4	Autodromo Riccardo Paletti	14-15 July	HA
			HB
			F
5	Circuit de Monte-Carlo	8-9 September	HA
			HB
			F
6	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari	29-30 September	HA
			HB
			F