Established in 2014, the FIA Formula 4 was created to provide young drivers from around the world with their first step after karting towards Formula 1.

Undoubtedly a recipe for success, it is now present in 13 countries.

With a grid of 40 cars, drivers from 24 nationalities, competing on 3 Formula 1 circuits, and drawing from the extensive motorsport expertise of the country, Italian Formula 4 is the strongest and most competitive in the world, becoming a mandatory stepping stone for all drivers seeking proper development.

Euro 4 championship

A crucial step for the driver's progression in motorsport, where the scoring allows access to the super license for Formula 1.

With the great success of Italian Formula 4, the organizers created a new continental project in 2023 called the Euro 4 Championship, a European Formula 4 Championship.

In 2023, the championship will have its pilot project phase with 3 races. The first stage will take place in July from the 8th to the 9th at the Mugello Circuit, the second at the Monza Circuit in September, and the grand final at the Barcelona Circuit in Spain in October.

The cars used are the same as in Italian Formula 4, namely the Tatuus T-421 with Abarth engines and Pirelli tires.

Each weekend will consist of two free practice sessions, two qualifying sessions, and three races. The races will be limited to 38 competitors.

Provisional Calendar 2024

Italian Formula 4 Championship

May 5th - Misano
June 2nd - Imola
June 16th - Vallelunga
July 7th - Mugello
July 21st - Paul Ricard
September 29th - Barcelona
October 27th - Monza

Euro 4 Championship

June 23rd - Hungaroing
August 24th - Mugello
September 15th - Red Bull Ring
October 9th - Monza