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The time has come: this is T-326
The new T-326 is here: watch the official launch video!The very first images of the car — from inside Tatuus HQ to its first laps on track.
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The USF Pro Championships season finale in Portland and EC-3 in Assen: the Tatuus racing weekend
A double highlight for Tatuus this weekend with the closing round of the USF Pro Championships and Round 5 of Eurocup-3.From the streets of St. Petersburg (FL) to the curves of Portland (OR), the USF Pro Championships season comes to an end after more than six months of intense racing, with one title already sealed and two still to be decided. Don't miss the action live on the USF Pro Championships Youtube Channel !
USF Pro 2000 Max Garcia (Pabst) has already claimed the championship title, thanks to an impressive seven wins and four additional podium finishes so far. But the fight for second place remains open: Ariel Elkin (315 points) leads Mac Clark (312) by just two points, with Alessandro De Tullio , winner of the season opener in St. Petersburg, close behind at 302. The teams’ championship is already decided as well, with Pabst Racing crowned winners.
Weekend schedule: Thursday testing, Friday qualifying, Race 1 on Saturday at 10:20 AM (PDT), and Race 2 on Sunday at 2:50 PM (PDT).
USF 2000 Jack Jeffers (Exclusive Autosport) heads into the final three races with four consecutive wins and a 52-point lead over Thomas Schrage (VRD) . The team standings mirror the drivers’ battle, with Exclusive Autosport leading VRD by 11 points.
The weekend kicks off Thursday with two testing sessions, continuing into Friday morning. Qualifying is scheduled for 12:10 PM (PDT), followed by Race 1 at 5:50 PM (PDT). Race 2 and Race 3 will take place on Saturday (3:25 PM) and Sunday (3:55 PM), respectively.
USF Juniors The title fight between Leonardo Escorpioni (Zanella Racing, 310 points) and Liam Loiacono (Jay Howard, 296 points) is coming to its thrilling conclusion. Loiacono enters the weekend with five wins in the last six races, while Escorpioni has only missed the podium twice all season (Race 3 at NOLA and Race 1 at Road America). In the teams’ standings, Zanella Racing holds a strong lead (366 points) over VRD (286).
The weekend kicks off with three test sessions between Thursday and Friday, followed by qualifying at 11:30 AM (PDT) on Friday. Race 1 is also set for Friday (4:55 PM), while Saturday will feature Race 2 (4:30 PM) and Race 3 (6:30 PM).
Eurocup-3 The EC-3 heads to Assen , with testing and free practice on Friday. Saturday features Qualifying 1 (8:28 AM CEST) and Race 1 (11:43 AM CEST), with the same format repeated on Sunday: Qualifying 2 at 8:31 AM and Race 2 at 11:10 AM.
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First Look at the Tatuus T-326
The first images of the Tatuus latest bornBorn from a collective effort at the Tatuus HQ, the new Tatuus T-326 has finally broken cover.
With this first glimpse, the curtain lifts on a project that represents the next step in Tatuus and Group commitment to engineering excellence and driver development. The T-326 stays true to the company’s DNA: performance , safety and reliability , all packed into a platform designed to help the next generation of racing talent grow and succeed.
A fresh chapter begins, and this is just the first glimpse. Stay tuned as more details will be revealed at the end of the car's FIA homologation process.
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FRECA, F4, GB3 and GB4: Tatuus Leads the Way Between Imola and Silverstone
Le monoposto Tatuus continuano a dominare le scene delle formule propedeutiche internazionali Tatuus single-seaters continue to dominate the international junior formula scene. Between Imola and Silverstone, an action-packed weekend brought excitement, twists, and key developments in the overall standings across the FRECA, F4, GB3 and GB4 championships.FRECA The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine (FRECA) held its latest round at Imola. Race 1 was won by Enzo Deligny (R-ace GP) , while Akshay Bohra (Race GP) took the top step of the podium in Race 2. In the drivers’ standings, Freddie Slater (Prema Racing) continues to lead with 187 points, followed closely by Matteo De Palo (Trident) on 170. Among teams, Prema Racing holds the lead with 277 points, but R-ace GP , thanks to their double win this weekend, is now just five points behind (272 pts). Next round: Red Bull Ring, September 6–7.
Italian F4 The Italian Formula 4 Championship also raced at Imola in a weekend full of drama. Gabriel Gomez (US Racing) claimed Race 1, but Race 2 was cancelled following a major crash at the start involving more than 10 cars, which immediately triggered a red flag. Race 3 was won by Oleksandr Bondarev (Prema Racing) . In the standings, Nakamura-Berta (Prema Racing) stays in the lead with 246 points. Despite not winning this weekend, he secured two podiums. Behind him are Gomez (US Racing, 191 pts) and Sebastian Wheldon (Prema Racing, 155 pts) . The championship takes a short break before returning to the track in Barcelona, September 19–21.
GB3 and GB4 The prestigious Silverstone round brought thrilling action and plenty of content, with a true “domination” played out on the Tatuus Instagram channel, where all the emotions of the weekend can be relived.
GB3 The GB3 Championship saw three different winners at Silverstone: Alex Ninovic (Rodin Motorsport) won Race 1, Keanu Al Azhari (Hitech TGR) claimed Race 2, and Gianmarco Pradel (Rodin Motorsport) took victory in Race 3. In the overall standings, Ninovic leads with 288 points , followed by Patrick Heuzenroeder (Xcel Motorsport, 249 pts) and Pradel (242 pts ).
GB4 In the GB4 Championship , Jack Taylor (Fortec Motorsport) delivered an impressive double win in Races 1 and 2. Stefan Bostandjiev (Pace Performance) won Race 3. Daniel Guinchard (Hillspeed) leads the drivers’ standings with 293 points, followed by Ary Bansal and Isaac Phelps (both with Elite Motorsport) . Next round for both GB3 and GB4: Brands Hatch, August 23–24.
FRECA, Italian F4, GB3 and GB4: A Tatuus Racing Weekend Between Imola and Silverstone
Two iconic circuits are set to host some of the most exciting single-seater action of the season, as young drivers in FRECA, Italian F4, GB3, and GB4 go head-to-head in a crucial mid-season weekend. FRECA The Formula Regional European Championship arrives in Imola for what promises to be an intense sixth round. The technical Santerno circuit will challenge the field, with valuable championship points on the line. Freddie Slater (Prema) comes into the weekend leading the standings, following three consecutive wins and holding a 20-point advantage over Matteo De Palo (Trident). The weekend begins with Race 1 on Saturday at 16:45, followed by Race 2 on Sunday at 14:05 (CEST). Both races will be streamed live on the championship’s official YouTube channel .Italian F4 Sharing the paddock with FRECA, the Italian Formula 4 Championship is also in action at Imola. All eyes are on Kean Nakamura-Berta, who has built a significant lead in the standings. His rivals will look to close the gap across three races this weekend. Race 1 is scheduled for Saturday morning at 11:40, with Race 2 later the same day at 18:40. The event concludes with Race 3 on Sunday at 13:00 (CEST). Live coverage will be available on the official Italian F4 YouTube channel.
GB3 The GB3 Championship returns to Silverstone, where the 2025 season kicked off. Alex Ninovic (Rodin Motorsport) leads the standings with 233 points, but Patrick Heuzenroeder (Xcel Motorsport) is closing in at 199. With three races on the schedule, the title race could take a dramatic turn. Race 1 will take place on Saturday at 14:45. On Sunday, Race 2 is set for 10:40, with Race 3 wrapping up the weekend at 15:05 (BST).
GB4 Also racing at Silverstone, the GB4 grid will compete in three races across the weekend. The action starts with Race 1 on Saturday at 12:20. On Sunday, Race 2 gets underway at 12:00, while Race 3 closes the weekend at 16:50. Live coverage of both GB3 and GB4 will be available on the MSV TV YouTube channel .
USF Juniors, British F4, and F4 CEZ in Action at Road America, Zandvoort, and Most
USF Juniors, British F4, and F4 CEZ: another international weekend for Tatuus single-seaters Three major championships in the junior formula landscape once again saw Tatuus cars take center stage across three circuits in the United States and Europe.British F4 The Zandvoort circuit hosted the sixth round of the British F4 season. Three different winners emerged from the weekend’s races: Martin Molnár (Virtuosi Racing) won Race 1 , Ary Bansa l (Fortec Motorsport) took Race 2 , and Fionn McLaughlin (Hitech TGR) claimed victory in Race 3. The fight at the top between Molnár and McLaughlin remains intense. The next round will take place at Knockhill in Scotland from August 15–17.
USF Juniors A flawless weekend for Liam Loiacono (Jay Howard Driver Development), who dominated all three races at Road America in the penultimate round of the season. Strong results also came from Rodrigo Gonzalez (DEForce Racing), second in Race 1 , and Leonardo Escorpioni (Zanella Racing), who finished second in Races 2 and 3. Loiacono now has four consecutive wins and is closing in on Escorpioni in the overall standings. The title fight will be decided next week at the season finale in Portland.
F4 CEZ The fourth round of the F4 CEZ took place at Most , Czech Republic. Gino Trappa (Jenzer Motorsport) claimed two wins, bringing his season total to five and his podium finishes to ten out of twelve races. His teammate Javier Herrera won Race 3 , while Max Karhan scored three podiums (twice third, second in Race 3), confirming himself as the only realistic challenger to Trappa in the standings (237 to 183 points). Also making it to the podium were Nicolas Cortes (Jenzer) and Simon Schranz (Renauer Motorsport). The championship continues at Slovakia Ring , August 22–24, before the final round at Brno, September 5–7.
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Three Circuits, Three Challenges: A Tatuus Weekend Across Continents
Three series on track across Europe and the United States: emerging talents get ready to fight for key points at Zandvoort, Road America, and Most. From the technical corners of Zandvoort to the high-speed straights of Road America, with a stop at Most in the Czech Republic — young drivers are entering a crucial phase of their championships, all behind the wheel of Tatuus cars.USF Juniors The USF Juniors head to Road America, one of the most iconic and fastest tracks in the United States. With its long straights and flowing corners, the Wisconsin circuit will demand precision and consistency from the drivers piloting their Tatuus JR-23 machines. The championship remains wide open, and the weekend promises tight racing and standout performances. Two races are scheduled for Friday: race 1 gets underway at 9:15 AM, followed by race 2 at 2:15 PM (CDT). The weekend wraps up with race 3 on Saturday at 10:55 AM (CDT). Watch the USF Juniors live from Road America here
British F4 The British F4 championship lands at Zandvoort, a track nestled among the sand dunes on the North Sea coast. Known for its banked corners and narrow racing line, Zandvoort comes just weeks after the Dutch Grand Prix. It’s a key round for many drivers looking to build momentum in the second half of the season. Fionn McLaughlin arrives as the championship leader, with Martin Molnar close behind and leading the chase. Race 1 is set for Saturday at 2:00 PM (CEST). Sunday brings two more races: race 2 starts at 10:15 AM, followed by race 3 at 2:35 PM (CEST). Watch all the action live on the British Automobile Racing Club’s YouTube channel.
F4 CEZ The F4 Central European Zone heads to Most, in the Czech Republic — an important round for those chasing consistency or trying to close the gap to championship leader Gino Trappa. Race 1 gets underway on Saturday at 3:25 PM. On Sunday, race 2 starts at 10:45 AM and race 3 follows at 3:20 PM (CEST). Catch the live stream on the official F4 CEZ YouTube channel.
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110 Tatuus Cars Hit the Track Across Europe, the USA, and Brazil
Five series brought 110 Tatuus single-seaters to life across three continentsFive different championships lit up the weekend for Tatuus single-seaters, taking place on three separate circuits: from the season opener of the E4 Championship at Paul Ricard alongside FRECA, to the excitement of the USF Pro Championships in Toronto, and the amazing sunsets of Velocittà for the F4 Brazilian Championship.
USF Pro Championships The penultimate round of USF Pro 2000 and USF 2000 crowned Max Garcia as the champion of the top tier of the USF Pro Championships. Following Saturday’s race, with three more races still to go, the 16-year-old Pabst Racing talent clinched the title in front of IndyCar stars and a packed crowd in Toronto. The Race 1 podium featured Jacob Douglas (Pabst) and local favorite Mac Clark (Exclusive Autosport) . Race 2 saw Alessandro De Tullio (Turn 3) take the win, ahead of Frankie Mossman (VRD) and Jacob Douglas .
In USF 2000, Jack Jeffers (Exclusive Autosport) secured a double victory—his fourth consecutive win—overtaking Thomas Schrage (VRD) in the standings right before the Portland finale. Race 1 podium was completed by Eddie Beswick (Synergy) and Teddy Musella (VRD) . Race 2 saw Caleb Gafarar and G3 Argyros (both for Pabst Racing) alongside the winner.
Both categories will wrap up the season at the grand finale in Portland, August 7–10.
FRECA Freddie Slater (Prema) dominated the Paul Ricard weekend with back-to-back wins, extending his lead in the championship to 20 points over Matteo De Palo (Trident) , who finished P2 in Race 1 and P6 in Race 2. Race 1’s podium also included Taito Kato (ART GP) , while in Race 2 Slater was joined by teammate Rashid Al Dhaheri and Akshay Bora (R-Ace GP ). These mark Slater’s third consecutive win and fifth of the season.
Next up: Imola, August 1–3.
E4 The 2025 E4 season kicked off with Gabriel Gomez (US Racing) claiming wins in Race 1 and Race 3, and finishing second in Race 2 behind Reno Francot (PHM) . Kean Nakamura-Berta (Prema) took P2 in both of Gomez’s victories and was third in Race 2. His teammate Sebastian Wheldon finished P3 in both Race 1 and 3.
The next round of the E4 Championship will be held at Mugello on September 12–14.
F4 Brasil Heitor Dall’Agnol (TMG) continued his strong form from the previous round’s Race 3 victory with two second-place finishes and another win in Race 3 at Velocittà, further extending his lead in the standings. Th e first two races were won by Filippo Fiorentino (TMG, who also took third in Race 3 on his season debut) and Pedro Lins (Starrett Bassani) . Other podium finishers included Murilo Rocha and Pedro Lima (both for Bassani) .
Mogi Guaçu and the Velocittà Circuit will also host the next round of F4 Brazil on September 26–28.
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Engines On: From Paul Ricard to Brazil
From Le Castellet to Velocitta via Toronto: four championships on track this weekend It’s another action-packed weekend for motorsport enthusiasts. From Europe to South America and Canada, no fewer than four championships will see Tatuus single-seaters hit the track.FRECA The Circuit Paul Ricard returns to host the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine at a crucial point in the season. The T-318 cars will take on the long Mistral straight and the high-speed corners of Paul Ricard in a weekend where consistency will be just as important as raw speed. The battle at the top remains wide open, and every race can shake up the standings. Race 1 goes green on Saturday at 15:50 CEST, followed by Race 2 on Sunday at 12:20 CEST. Both races will be broadcast live at: Formula Regional by Alpine YouTube
Euro4 Also at Paul Ricard, the Euro4 Championship kicks off its season, continuing to establish itself as a key step for young drivers progressing from Formula 4. The Tatuus T-421 cars will compete on a technical and demanding circuit, where every small detail can make the difference. Race 1 is scheduled for Saturday at 16:30 CEST, Race 2 on Sunday morning at 10:55 CEST, and Race 3 wraps up the weekend at 17:20 CEST. Live coverage will be available on Italian F4 – Euro4 YouTube
USF2000 e USF Pro 2000 The American series USF2000 and USF Pro 2000 take the Tatuus cars to Canada for one of the most unique events of the season. For both series, it's the penultimate round of the year, with the championship battles entering their decisive stages. USF Pro 2000: Race 1 starts Saturday at 16:20 local time, with Race 2 on Sunday at 10:20. USF2000: Race 1 is on Saturday at 13:30, with Race 2 on Sunday at 9:25 (local time). Watch all the action live at USF Pro Championships YouTube
F4 Brazil In Brazil, racing returns on the undulating Velocitta circuit, with heavy braking zones and technical sections. The national Formula 4 championship, featuring the Tatuus T-421, resumes with Round 2 after a long break. Race 1 gets underway Saturday at 07:50 local time, followed by Race 2 at 15:35. The weekend concludes with Race 3 on Sunday at 08:20 local time.