Difference between revisions of "FIA Formula 4"
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| Inaugural Season | Various |
| Last season | Ongoing |
| Engine supplier(s) | Various |
| Tyre supplier(s) | Various |
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Formula 4, commonly referred to as just F4, is the fourth tier of open-wheel racing sanctioned by the FIA. Unlike Formulae 1-3. there is no world championship for F4 - instead, a collection of regional championship run to the rules and regulations. F4 series are usually a driver's first car racing experience out of karts and thus are used heavily for driver development, although some series do feature older drivers, such as Italian F4.
Rules and Regulations
Series running to Formula 4 regulations
Teams and drivers
| Series | Location | Inaugural Season | Final Season |
|---|---|---|---|
 Anglo-Irish Formula 4
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United Kingdom and Ireland | 2018 | Ongoing |
 Italian Formula 4
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Italy and French Riviera | 2018 | Ongoing |
 North American Formula 4
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United States and Canada | 2018 | Ongoing |
 South American Formula 4
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Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, Brazil | 2019 | Ongoing |
 Asian Formula 4
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TBA | 2019 | Ongoing |
