The Italian Formula 4 Championship certified by FIA 2022 has just ended at Mugello Circuit, in the final round that crowned Andrea Kimi Antonelli and brought down the curtain on the season of records. It is already time to look to the future for the single-seater series promoted by ACI Sport and WSK Promotion, which has enjoyed unprecedented success this year, with almost 50 drivers on the grid, gaining an increasingly central role in the international scene.

There are still 7 race weekends for the upcoming season, which will be inaugurated on April 23 at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola. It will then be the turn of the Misano World Circuit, on the weekend of May 7. The European tour will then start at the third round of the Championship, confirming the Spa-Francorchamps stage, introduced for the first time in the 2022 season. The Belgian round will be on the weekend of May 28. Back to Italy then for the fourth round of Italian F.4 2023, on the weekend of June 25 at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza. The last event before the summer break will be on July 23, with the return to the Italian calendar of Paul Ricard, the iconic French circuit. The return to the track for the final rush, with the appointment at Mugello Circuit is on the weekend of October 1, before heading, again in October, to Rome. Autodromo Piero Taruffi of Vallelunga will be the grand finale of the 2023 season, scheduled for October 15.

 

7 circuits touched, then, by the Italian Formula 4 Circus, 5 of which have hosted Formula 1 events.

 

The calendar of the Italian F.4 Championship 2023:

 

1°Rd - APRIL 23 - IMOLA - Italy

2°Rd - MAY 7 - MISANO - Italy

3°Rd - MAY 28 - SPA - Belgium

4°Rd - JUNE 25 - MONZA - Italy

5°Rd - JULY 23 - PAUL RICARD - France

6°Rd - OCTOBER 1 - MUGELLO - Italy

7°Rd - OCTOBER 15 - VALLELUNGA - Italy

 

Dates may be subject to change due to organizational needs.