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Weekend Debrief: Wheel-to-wheel battles at Mugello, Snetterton and The Bend
Action and adrenaline across Mugello, Snetterton and Tailem BendMotorsport doesn’t stop, and neither do the Tatuus single-seaters. This past weekend, three international championships brought the Italian-built cars to the spotlight on technical tracks beloved by fans.
F4 Italy Italian F4 roared back to life at Mugello , kicking off the second half of the season. On the Tuscan circuit, the first race was won by Nakamura-Berta (Prema Racing) , followed by Gabriel Gomez (US Racing) and Alex Powell (R-ACE). Powell then stole the show, claiming a brilliant double win. He took victory in Race 2 ahead of Newman Chi (Prema) and Reno Francot (PHM) , and again in Race 3, this time beating Francot and Nakamura-Berta. The latter extends his championship lead with another strong weekend. No rest in sight for Italian F4: the next round takes place at Imola from August 1 to 3.
GB4 In the UK, GB4 hit the track at Snetterton, where Ary Bansal made a strong statement by winning the first two races for Elite Motorsport . Joining him on the podium in Race 1 were teammate Isaac Phelps and Daniel Guinchard (Hillspeed). Guinchard stepped up to second in Race 2, while Luke Hilton (Douglas Motorsport) finished third. In the third and final race, it was Leon Wilson’ s turn to shine, giving Arden Motorsport their first win of the season. He was joined on the reverse-grid race podium by Jack Taylor and Alex Berg . The British series returns from August 1 to 3 at Silverstone, one of the season’s most anticipated venues, alongside GB3.
AU4 The second round of the AU4 Championship took place at The Bend Motorsport Park in South Australia. Isaac McNeill (Volante Rosso Motorsport) was the star of the weekend, taking back-to-back wins in Race 1 and 2. He led home Harrison Duske (Tim Macrow Racing) and Cohen Kokotovich (AGI Sport) in Race 1, then beat Imogen Radburn (AGI Sport) and Noah Killion (AGI Sport) in Race 2. Killion struck back in Race 3, standing on the top step of the podium ahead of McNeill and Duske. The championship resumes on August 16 at Phillip Island, reaching the halfway point of the season with the title fight wide open.
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GB4 and Italian F4 Light Up the Tatuus Weekend
Two series take center stage in a packed Tatuus racing weekend: GB4 at Snetterton and Italian F4 at Mugello. It’s another exciting race weekend for Tatuus cars, with two key events unfolding across the UK and Italy. The single-seaters designed in Lainate will be in action at the Snetterton Circuit and the Mugello Circuit.Italian F4 The second half of the Italian Formula 4 Championship kicks off at Mugello . The Tatuus T-421 cars return to one of the season’s most technical tracks for the usual three-race format. Race 1 is scheduled for Saturday at 11:10 CEST, followed by Race 2 at 18:10. Race 3 gets underway on Sunday at 10:40. All races will be streamed live on the Italian F4 YouTube channel .
GB4 In Norfolk, the GB4 Championship launches into another round, continuing the strong momentum of its new era. The Tatuus MSV-GB4-025 cars will tackle the Snetterton circuit in three races between Saturday and Sunday, with full streaming coverage provided by MSV TV. Saturday starts with qualifying at 11:10 BST, followed by Race 1 at 15:15. Sunday’s races will take place at 10:05 and 16:20. Motorsport’s summer surge continues and Tatuus single-seaters are right at the heart of the action!
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Tatuus Single-Seaters and Formula 1 Weekends: Never-Ending Excitement
Tatuus cars in the Formula 1 paddock: a winning tradition repeated throughout the yearBritish F4 was just the latest series to bring Tatuus single-seaters into the Formula 1 paddock, a recurring tradition that delivers unforgettable emotions for drivers, teams, and fans alike.
While the spotlight of every Formula 1 weekend understandably falls on the premier-class sessions, for the rising stars of the junior categories, entering an F1 pit lane, often for the very first time, is a unique and highly formative experience.
F1 Academy Since 2024, the Formula 1 Academy has shared the paddock with F1 at every event, and the drivers consistently highlight how important this is for their growth, adrenaline management, and increased visibility. But there’s more: the track itself changes depending on the categories running over the weekend. Going out just before or after the F1 cars can make a world of difference in terms of grip and performance — it’s night and day for any driver.
In 2025, the F1 Academy will run seven rounds: Shanghai, Jeddah, Miami, and Montreal have already taken place, while Zandvoort, Singapore, and Las Vegas are still to come. These events have offered countless opportunities for the young women to interact with Formula 1 stars, who continue to support the series' inclusive mission for female drivers aged 16 to 25.
British F4, F4 Nacam and Brazilian F4 In addition to the F1 Academy, British F4 became the first series in 2025 to access the F1 paddock, doing so at none other than the iconic Silverstone Circuit. Although the round didn’t count toward the championship standings, it drew an impressive 26 young talents — a clear sign of its prestige — and provided unforgettable moments in one of the rare occasions where the entire single-seater pyramid (F4, F3, F2, and F1) ran together on the same track.
The 2025 calendar features two more occasions for Tatuus cars to line up alongside their F1 counterparts, bringing the season’s total to ten. On October 24–26, F4 Nacam returns to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez as a support race to the Mexican Grand Prix, followed two weeks later by F4 Brazil at Interlagos — one of the most thrilling and emotional races on the F1 calendar.
In 2024, Tatuus cars supported nine F1 Grands Prix, with the season finale in Abu Dhabi featuring both the F1 Academy and the F4 UAE Trophy Round. Going further back, the list of events becomes nearly endless, including prestigious moments like the Formula Regional European Championship and Formula Renault competing on the legendary streets of Monte Carlo.
Beyond Formula 1 Formula 1 isn’t the only top-tier series to share the paddock with Tatuus single-seaters. The USF Pro Championships spend much of their season alongside the IndyCar Series, providing drivers with a well-structured development path toward the summit of American motorsport. The traditional season opener on the Streets of St. Petersburg is a fan favorite for both IndyCar and USF, and a proud moment for the Tatuus brand. Other key events include the season finale in Portland and the legendary month of May, when the Indy GP allows Tatuus cars to race at the famed Speedway, followed by Carb Night at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park, the Friday night event of the Indy 500 weekend.
And that’s not all: Tatuus cars are active each year in top-level paddocks such as DTM, the European and Asian Le Mans Series, 24H Series, and GT World Challenge. They compete on the world’s most iconic and challenging circuits, the kind every driver dreams of racing and winning on.
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167 Tatuus Cars in Action This Weekend: Racing Passion Across the Globe
Speed, talent, and competition: a weekend shaped by Tatuus Tatuus cars once again took the spotlight this past weekend, competing in six championships across Europe, America, and Asia. A dynamic mosaic of legendary circuits, rising stars, and intense racing — all behind the wheel of single-seaters born at the Tatuus HQ.British F4 During the Formula 1 weekend at Silverstone, British F4 had the honor of racing on some of the most prestigious days of the global Motorsport season. Though the event didn’t award points for the championship standings, it offered an incredible platform for young drivers to shine — and with 26 entries, it was a strong showcase. Salim Hanna (Virtuosi Racing) stole the spotlight with two brilliant wins, racing in front of the F1 crowd and key motorsport stakeholders.
Next round: July 26–27 at Zandvoort, where championship points will be back in play.
USF Pro Championships Mid-Ohio hosted the traditional Independence Day round of the USF Pro Championships, where all three categories of the American ladder series delivered high-octane racing and patriotic celebrations. The trio of Tatuus models brought excitement in testing, qualifying, and tightly contested races. Liam Loiacono (JAY Howard Driver Development) took victory in USF Juniors Race 2, while Leonardo Escorpioni (Zanella Racing) extended his championship lead with a win in Race 1 and P3 in Race 2. In USF2000, Caleb Gafrarar (Pabst Racing) kicked off with a win before Jack Jeffers (Exclusive Autosport) dominated the next two races. In USF Pro 2000, Max Garcia (Pabst Racing) delivered back-to-back wins, building a 100-point lead over Ariel Elkin (TJ Speed Motorsport) in the championship.
A two-week break now follows: USF2000 and Pro 2000 return on July 18 in Toronto, while USF Juniors head to Road America on July 24. All three categories will then head to the season finale in Portland in early August.
GB3 The GB3 Championship visited the updated Hungaroring for another thrilling weekend of European competition. Three different winners in three races — Gianmarco Pradel (Rodin Motorsport) , Alex Ninovic (Rodin Motorsport) , and Reza Seewooruthun (Prema) — highlighted the competitive depth of the field. Championship leader Alex Ninovic now holds 233 points, ahead of Patrick Heuzenroeder (Xcel Motorsport) with 199.
The GB3 series now takes a break before resuming August 1 at Silverstone, followed by a UK-based stretch at Brands Hatch and Donington, leading up to the October finale in Monza.
FRECA Also racing at the Hungaroring, FRECA held its fourth round of the season. The intense title fight between Matteo De Palo (Trident) and Freddie Slater (Prema Racing) added another chapter as both drivers shared the wins in Race 1 and Race 2.
The championship remains tight and promises fireworks going forward — starting with Le Castellet on July 20.
Eurocup-3 The legendary Monza circuit marked the return of Eurocup-3 to Italian soil after a one-year absence. The Tatuus T-318s thrilled fans on Monza’s high-speed straights and heavy braking zones in two action-packed races. Ernesto Rivera (Campos Racing) claimed Race 1, while Mattia Colnaghi (MP Motorsport) took victory in Race 2, closing the gap in the title race — now trailing Rivera by just 4 points.
Monza also marked the mid-season point. The series will return after a long break on August 8 at Assen.
F4 Southeast Asia In Asia, F4 Southeast Asia took on the streets of Bangsaen , one of the most scenic and challenging venues of the season. The Tatuus T-421 cars roared through narrow barriers and tight corners in a weekend full of adrenaline. For the first time this season, Alex Sawer (Evans GP) did not win every race, settling for victory in Race 2. Race 1 saw Seth Gilmore take his maiden win. The Australian now sits second in the standings with six podium finishes.
The F4 SEA title will be decided in September, with a double-header at Sepang scheduled for September 5–7 and 19–21.
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Tatuus powers summer racing: from Silverstone to Mid-Ohio, action takes over the weekend.
Tatuus powers global racing: live racing action from Silverstone to Bangsaen. From the tropical atmosphere of Bangsaen to the historic charm of Monza, and through the technical twists of Silverstone, Mid-Ohio, and the Hungaroring — Tatuus brings its signature brand of motorsport to another action-packed weekend. Young talent, iconic tracks, and a shared passion that knows no borders: hundreds of Tatuus cars are ready to hit the track for a weekend full of thrills, strategy, and wheel-to-wheel battles.British F4 A crown jewel of the British F4 calendar. This weekend, Formula 1 takes center stage at Silverstone — and the British F4 joins the show. Though the round doesn’t count for championship points, it’s a golden opportunity for young drivers to soak up the elite racing atmosphere and showcase their skills in front of the motorsport world’s top figures. Live coverage on Sky Sports UK.
USF Pro Championships A special round for the USF Pro Championships, which traditionally celebrate July 4th on track. Tatuus single-seaters return to battle on the technical Mid-Ohio circuit , with all three USF categories ready to deliver great excitement. Thursday is dedicated to testing, while official qualifying sessions start on Friday. The weekend promises intense races and spectacular action, all streamed live on the official USF Pro Championships YouTube channel.
GB3 The GB3 Championship returns to Europe with a new round at the freshly renovated Hungaroring . Practice sessions and races will be streamed live, so you won’t miss any on-track action. Race schedule: Saturday at 17:20 CEST (Race 1), Sunday at 11:05 CEST (Race 2) and 17:40 CEST (Race 3). Races will be broadcast live on MSV TV.
FRECA Alongside GB3, the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine visits the famous Hungarian circuit for its fourth round, starting with a tight and competitive overall standings. The program includes free practice, qualifying, and two intense races on Saturday at 13:30 and Sunday at 15:40, with official streaming available on FRECA channel .
Eurocup-3 After a one-year break, the Tatuus T-318 EC3 cars return to the legendary Monza circuit for the mid-season milestone. Drivers will fight for crucial points in two races, scheduled for Saturday at 15:30 and Sunday at 13:50, with close battles expected on the fast home track for the cars born within the Tatuus HQ. Live streaming is available on the official Eurocup-3 YouTube channel.
F4 SEA In Asia, the F4 Southeast Asia Championship heats up on the Bangsaen street circuit, with Tatuus T-421 cars ready to put on a show featuring young local and international talents. Practice sessions, qualifying, and races will mark the weekend, with live streaming available on F4 SEA YouTube channel.
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Tatuus, seven championships in one standout weekend
Seven Championships, Two Continents: Tatuus Single-Seaters in Dozens of Last-Corner Battles Over the past weekend, Tatuus single-seaters took center stage across a variety of racing circuits—Road America, Oulton Park, Monza, Paul Ricard, and the Mexico City track—adapting to different racing styles and conditions. Here's how the action unfolded, corner after corner.USF Pro 2000 Road America hosted the third round of the USF Pro 2000 season. After dominating qualifying, Max Garcia (Pabst Racing) claimed victory in both Race 1 and Race 2, while Max Taylor (VRD Racing) secured his maiden win in Race 3. The weekend featured practice sessions, qualifying, two Saturday sprint races, and a final showdown on Sunday morning—highlighting the high level of competition that defines the series. Next round: Mid-Ohio, July 4–6.
USF2000 It was a high-intensity weekend for USF2000 at Road America, delivering two action-packed and unpredictable races. Thomas Schrage (VRD Racing) came out on top in Race 1, followed by a strong performance from teammate Teddy Musella (VRD Racing), who took the win in Race 2. Both races confirmed the fierce competitiveness among the young talents on the grid. Next round: Mid-Ohio, July 4–6.
British F4 The third round of the British F4 took place at Oulton Park, where changeable weather shook up the order and demanded quick strategic thinking. The Hitech TGR team shone brightly, with Fionn McLaughlin finishing on the podium in Race 1 and Thomas Bearman taking pole and later winning Race 3. Breaking up the team’s dominance was James Piszcyk (Rodin Motorsport), who claimed victory in Race 2 by mastering the variable conditions. Next round: Zandvoort, July 26–27.
Italian F4 The Temple of Speed delivered intense action for the Italian F4. Newman Chi (Prema Racing) secured his first win of the season on Sunday in Race 3, while Saturday saw strong victories from Sebastian Wheldon in Race 1 and Kean Nakamura-Berta (Prema Racing) in Race 2—both keeping the tenacious Gabriel Gomez (US Racing) behind them at the finish. Next round: Mugello, July 12–14.
F4 Spain At Paul Ricard, the third round of the F4 Spain championship saw Thomas Strauven (Campos Racing) dominate with victories in Race 1 and Race 3—results that extended his lead in the standings over teammate Przyrowski by more than 100 points. Nathan Ty (Rodin) won Race 2, confirming the series' diversity of talent and unpredictability. Next round: Jerez, September 19–21.
Eurocup-3 The French track also challenged Eurocup-3 contenders with a focus on precision and consistency. Kacper Sztuka (Campos Racing) won Race 1 and climbed to the top of the overall standings, overtaking Mattia Colnaghi (MP Motorsport, Race 2 winner) and Ernesto River a (Campos Racing). The sprint race victory went to Garrett Berry (Sainteloc). A reshuffled leaderboard opens new scenarios for the championship fight. Next round: Monza, July 5–6.
F4 NACAM It was a valuable developmental weekend at Mexico City's Hermanos Rodríguez circuit. Fernando Luque (Alessandros) claimed wins in both Race 1 and Race 3, while his teammate Alex Bobadilla took the victory in Race 2.
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From Europe to North America: Over 170 Cars on Track This Weekend
Seven Championships, two Continents: Tatuus Single-Seaters Roar to Life Worldwide Seven international championships and iconic circuits are ready to host a brand-new, action-packed motorsport weekend, where the stars of tomorrow will be the undisputed protagonists in last-lap battles.USF Pro 2000 USF Pro 2000 heads to Road America , with the Tatuus IP-20 taking center stage on one of the fastest and most technical circuits in the United States. The weekend kicks off with testing on Thursday. Qualifying 1 begins on Friday, June 20 at 11:20 AM CDT, followed by Qualifying 2 at 1:35 PM CDT. Saturday, June 21 brings the heat with Race 1 at 8:00 AM CDT and Race 2 at 4:25 PM CDT. The weekend wraps up on Sunday, June 22 with Race 3 at 7:55 AM CDT. Watch all sessions live on YouTube via the official USF Pro Championships channel .
USF2000 Joining the USF Pro 2000 in one of the season’s most anticipated rounds is its sister category, USF2000. Following Thursday’s testing, Friday, June 20 opens with Free Practice at 9:55 AM CDT, followed by Qualifying at 12:05 PM CDT. Saturday is race day: Race 1 starts at 11:25 AM CDT, and Race 2 gets underway at 5:20 PM CDT. Qualifying and races will be streamed live on the USF Pro Championships YouTube channel .
British F4 The third round of the British F4 season brings the Tatuus T-421 to Oulton Park . This demanding circuit will test drivers’ skills across three races spread between Saturday and Sunday. With one of the tightest championship tables in the global F4 scene, the spectacle is guaranteed. Live streaming coverage available on ITVX (UK only).
Italian F4 The Italian F4 returns to the “Temple of Speed” at Monza , where 40 T-421 cars will battle in one of the most eagerly awaited weekends of the year, held at the circuit closest to Tatuus HQ. In addition to Thursday’s testing, Friday features two Free Practice sessions at 8:30 and 11:45 AM CET, with Qualifying wrapping up the day at 3:35 PM CEST. Saturday opens with Race 1 at 10:40 AM and Race 2 at 5:55 PM. Full streaming coverage provided by ACI Sport TV on YouTube .
F4 Spain Everything is set at Paul Ricard for the third round of the F4 Spanish Championship. Friday will feature three free practice sessions, while Saturday will host Qualifying 1 at 9:30 CEST and Race 1 at 12:35 CEST. On Sunday, the action continues with Qualifying 2 at 9:00 CEST, Race 2 at 11:00, and Race 3 at 13:30. Live race streaming will be available on the F4 Spanish Championship YouTube channel , with commentary in both English and Spanish.
Eurocup-3 The Tatuus T-318 in EC3 configuration are also revving up at France’s Paul Ricard circuit for another exciting round. The standings are tight, with Mattia Colnaghi (59) and Kacper Sztuka (61) chasing leader Ernesto Rivera (66). Friday opens with two free practice sessions at 9:45 CEST and 13:45. Saturday’s schedule includes Qualifying at 9:00 CEST, Race 1 at 11:00, and the Sprint Race at 13:35. Sunday concludes the weekend with a second qualifying session at 9:30 CEST and Race 2 at 12:30. Live streaming is available on the official Eurocup-3 YouTube channel .
F4 NACAM The Tatuus T-421 will also be on track in Mexico City for a new round of the F4 NACAM Championship. An increasingly competitive series, with rising young talents competing across two races between Saturday and Sunday.
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New Partnership between Tatuus, ATM, and Sparco
Tatuus, ATM, and Sparco: a new partnership rooted in shared heritageThe passion for motorsport and racing comes together in a new partnership between the two companies of the Group led by the TEC Racing fund and Sparco , a global leader in technical motorsport equipment, which becomes the official supplier of all workwear and corporate apparel for both brands.
A partnership rooted in a shared heritage , deeply embedded in the finest Italian motorsport tradition , yet with a clear vision toward the global stage — every weekend, this passion comes to life on racing circuits around the world, where it is transformed into competition and an unwavering attention to detail . Both organizations have long been key players on some of the most prestigious tracks — from the F1 Academy to the E4 Championship , the Formula Regional European Championship , British F4 , Eurocup-3 , and Italian Formula 4 , to name just a few. Their work is defined by a relentless focus on performance, safety, and innovation. Years of collaboration in paddocks and pit lanes have forged a strong bond, which now takes shape as a structured and strategic partnership, with the goal of further strengthening their joint presence on the international racing scene.
Driven by the same meticulous attention to detail, two dedicated apparel collections have been developed. Designed by Sparco to deliver both comfort and versatility, each garment has been carefully customized to reflect the distinctive colors and branding of Tatuus and ATM. Crafted with a focus on maximum efficiency and the highest safety standards , these pieces are made for those who bring cars and engines to life every day — and who go on to support teams and championships on the track. The collections capture the essence of racing style , adapted for a range of uses — from everyday work at headquarters to pit lane operations and official team representation.
Designs and colors that blend the heritage of both companies with their unmistakable racing spirit: Tatuus’ signature blue and green are paired with bold use of black to create a collection of garments that are both sleek and striking — much like the single-seaters crafted daily at the Tatuus headquarters. Meanwhile, ATM’s iconic palette of white, red, and black is brought to life through bold, dynamic designs, perfectly capturing the essence of the engine builder from Casalmaggiore and its enduring presence on the track alongside teams and championships across every motorsport category.
The launch campaign for the two new collections — captured through the lens of photographer Mattia Negrini — features the employees and headquarters of Tatuus and ATM as both protagonists and the perfect stage to showcase every detail of the garments. From the durability and flexibility of the technical materials worn by engine builders and mechanics to the refined shirts worn by the men and women who represent the two brands in the office or on the road, each piece highlights the unique blend of function and style tailored to every role within the motorsport world.
“This collaboration is a natural meeting point between organizations united by the same passion for motorsport and a deep attention to detail,” said Niccolò Bellazzini, Brand Manager at Sparco . “We believe that apparel should reflect and express a company’s identity through the people who represent it every day. These two collections were created to meet the practical needs of day-to-day work, while maintaining high quality standards and offering a level of customization that seamlessly adapts to any operational context — all without ever compromising on racing style.”
“Our partnership with Sparco is one we have strongly pursued,” said Giovanni Delfino, CEO of Tatuus and ATM . “It is a collaboration founded on shared values that will enhance both our image and daily operations. It aligns with one of the core pillars of our Group culture: continuous attention to our people, ensuring that every man and woman can perform under the best possible conditions of comfort. Sparco’s ability to listen to — and even anticipate — the needs of motorsport organizations like ours has already proven to be a major asset. We are confident that our shared vision for the future of racing will fuel a highly successful partnership.”
Discover the news and photo gallery on Sparco’s official website.
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134 cars in five championships: Tatuus weekend debrief
A weekend rich in technical challenges for Tatuus single-seaters: from Zandvoort to Mid-Ohio, passing through Portimão and ThruxtonFive international events featured Tatuus cars over the past weekend, on circuits with very different technical characteristics and setups. The Tatuus T-318, T-421, and JR-23 tackled banked corners, demanding elevation changes, and all kinds of weather conditions.
FRECA The Dutch circuit hosted the third round of the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine. In a weekend marked by strong winds and variable weather, Freddie Slater (Prema) claimed victory in Race 1 after a perfect start, while Pedro Clerot (Van Amersfoort Racing) won the second race.
Slater returns to the top of a very tight overall standings, just one point ahead of Matteo De Palo (Trident). The battle between these two and their closest rivals will resume on July 5-6 at the Hungaroring.
Eurocup-3 Three races and three different winners at EuroCup-3 in Portimão: Ernesto Rivera (Campos) won Race 3, finished second in Race 1, and takes the lead in the championship standings, closely followed by teammate Kacper Sztuka , who climbed the podium twice. Jesse Carrasquedo (Campos) won Race 1, while the winner of the first Sprint Race of the season was James Egozi (Palou Motorsport).
Next round is scheduled for June 20-22 at Paul Ricard.
F4 Spain A clean sweep for Thomas Strauven (Campos), who won all three races on the program. The Belgian extends his lead in the championship over René Lammers (MP Motorsport) and Jan Przyrowski (Campos).
Spanish F4 is also now heading to Paul Ricard, where it will share the paddock once again with EuroCup-3 on June 20-22.
British F4 Thruxton, the UK’s fastest circuit, confirmed its selective nature. Martin Molnár (Virtuosi) took victory in Race 1, while Leo Robinson (Hitech TGR) claimed his first win of the season in Saturday’s reverse-grid race. Salim Hanna (Phinsys by Argenti), making his British F4 debut this season, completed the weekend by winning Race 3.
British F4 returns to action on the weekend of June 20-21 at Oulton Park.
USF Juniors Joao Vergara (VRD) and Liam Loiacono (Jay Howard) shared the victories in the round held on the technical and twisty Mid-Ohio circuit. Leonardo Escorpioni (Zanella Racing) continued his streak of podiums, although his championship lead is shrinking thanks to two second-place finishes by Oliver Wheldon (VRD), who now trails by only 7 points in the standings.
Next round: July 3-6, again at Mid-Ohio Sports Course, alongside USF 2000 and Pro 2000.