Many championships have already begun and some have reached their conclusion: the season is heating up!
Just three months into 2025, over 180 Tatuus cars have already hit the track, with several championships wrapping up, crowning new champions, and delivering thrilling battles on some of the world's most iconic circuits.
March 15-16 will be one of just three weekends all year without Tatuus cars on track. The next break is scheduled for the final weekend of December, while the first took place during the inaugural week of the year in January. Further proof of the widespread presence of Tatuus race cars and the continuous after-sales support that follows them daily.
It’s the perfect time to look back at what has already unfolded in this action-packed 2025 season, which kicked off in New Zealand on January 10 with the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania calendar and will continue through December, when the final F4 Brazil race will bring the year to a close.
Completed Championships
The CT-FROC was among the first series to see the checkered flag, crowning Arvid Lindblad (M2 Competition) as champion after five rounds and 15 races. Seven different drivers managed to take victory in at least one race in their FT-60 cars: Zack Scoular, Nikita Johnson, Patrick Heuzenroeder, Matias Zagazeta, Sebastian Manson, Will Brown, and Lindblad himself.
Staying in Formula Regional, the FR Middle East Championship delivered its usual excitement, particularly with the battle between Evan Giltaire (ART Grand Prix), who claimed the overall title, and Freddie Slater (Mumbai Falcons). From the bright lights of Yas Marina and Lusail to the sunsets of Dubai, the 35 total entrants fought across 15 races, with 15 different drivers making it onto the podium.
The Formula 4 Middle East Championship, meanwhile, had one dominant force: Emanuele Olivieri. Running alongside the FRMEC series under Top Speed’s organization, the young Italian from R-ace took six wins and finished on the podium in 14 out of 15 races. His teammate Alex Powell was the only other driver to claim multiple victories, securing five.
New Zealand and the Middle East, but also Europe saw intense action. The Formula Winter Series featured over 30 T-421competing across Portimão, Valencia, Aragón, and Barcelona, with Gabriel Gomez (US Racing) clinching the title one round early. The Brazilian secured three wins, as did Hitech drivers Leo Robinson and Fionn McLaughlin—the latter also finishing as the best rookie.
The Iberian Peninsula also hosted the inaugural Spanish Winter Championships, featuring the winter series of F4 Spanish and EuroCup-3. Thomas Strauven (Campos Racing) emerged as the T-421 category champion, while the T-318-EC3 series will conclude on April 30 in Aragón, just before the start of the main Spanish F4 Championship.
Looking across the Atlantic, the Yacademy Winter Series wrapped up its 2025 season with Leonardo Escorpioni crowned champion. The series also delivered a spectacular photo-finish at Homestead-Miami Speedway, where Evan Cooley snatched victory by mere centimeters in a breathtaking five-car side by side battle.
Ongoing Championships
Between late February and early March, the USF Pro Championships season officially resumed at one of its most iconic venues: the Streets of St. Petersburg in Florida. As tradition, USF Pro 2000 and USF 2000 shared the paddock with the IndyCar Series, with Max Garcia (Pabst) and Liam McNeilly (Jay Howard Driver Development) currently leading their respective standings.
Meanwhile, across the American continent, the Formula 4 NACAM 2025 season kicked off last weekend at the Autódromo Miguel E. Abed in Puebla.
Ready to Get Started
In the coming weeks, numerous championships will join the active racing calendar. It all begins with the F1 Academy, which launches in Shanghai from March 21-23, followed a week later by the previously mentioned Formula 4 Spanish Championship and the Ultimate Cup Series' Hoosier Formula Cup.
April will mark the start of several more series, including the GB4 Championship (Donington Park, April 4-6), USF Juniors (NOLA Motorsports Park, April 10-13, alongside USF Pro 2000 and USF 2000), Formula 4 CEZ (Red Bull Ring, April 11-13), Wera Tools British F4 (Donington Park, April 25-27), and the GB3 Championship (April 25-27), which will see the race debut of the brand-new MSV-GB3-025!









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