The second round of the Italian F.4 Championship is ready to start this weekend at Misano World Circuit, with the second round of the single-seater Championship by ACI Sport promoted by WSK Promotion. The second round held in Italy, before leaving for the European tour in Spa Francorchamps, with a growing parterre of 35 cars, 2 more than in Imola.
US Racing, the current leading team, will be presenta again with a 5 car formation: Alex Dunne, Marcus Amand, Pedro Perino, Nikhil Bohra and Kaczper Sztuka. The first of the mentioned will be in Misano as top driver of the Championship after round 1, and will have to resist as such from the attacks of his closest chaser, Rafael Camara. The Brazilian Ferrari Driver Academy of Prema Racing will be on track with the same teammates as in the first round: Charlie Wurz, Kimi Antonelli, Anthony James Wharton and Conrad Laursen, a grand total of 5 cars also for the Italian team Prema Racing.
PHM Racing will deploy a 4 car attack, with Nikita Bedrin, Jonas Ried, Taylor Barnard and Victoria Blokhina. 5 cars for the dutch team Van Amersfoort Racing, again with Arias Deukmedjian, Brando Badoer, Emerson Fittipaldi Jr., Martinus Stenshorne and Jules Castro.
Then, representing the Iron Dames, Maya Weug will be present after the great performance in Imola, as her Iron Lynx teammate Ivan Domingues.
AKM Motorsport confirms the Rookie duo made by Pedro Clerot and Ismail Akhmed, while there’s a new entry in AS Motorsport with Manuel Quondamcarlo flanking Giovanni Maschio in the second car of the Slovenian team. First approach with the Championship for the Korean driver Kim Hwarang, on track with BVM Racing’s single-seater and his teammate, the Swedish William Karlsson. BWR Motorsport deploy the Sicilian driver Alfio Spina, and the Singaporean Anandraj Rishab. Going on with the entry list, Jenzer Motorsport is present with a trio made by Ethan Ischer, Oleksandr Partyshev and Valentin Kluss, then Maffi Racing with the Swiss driver Elia Sperandio. Representing the French team R-ace GP on track at Misano, Frederick Lund and Marcos Flack; then the Italian Rookie driver Andrea Frassineti with Cars Automobili.
The weekend starts early, with a collective tests session this Thursday from 9.00 to 13.00. Then the 2 free practice sessions Friday, respectively starting at 12.15 and 17.10 with a 40’ lenght each. Qualifyings, in two 15’ sessions, are Friday at 9.30 and 9.55, then race 1 (30’+1 lap) at 17.50. The last 2 races of the weekend are Sunday, with race 2 at 9.40 and race 3 at 17.40.
Race sessions will be streamed live on Facebook and Youtube pages’ of the Championship with English commentary, and live broadcasted on ACI Sport TV with Italian commentary.
