FEED Racing is heading to its F4 « Volant » 6th edition. It’s time to look who came across and when they are now. ➡️ Pepe Marti, 2023 F3 FIA race winner ➡️ Lorenzo Fluxa, 2023 FRECA podium sitter & 2024 ELMS endurance driver ➡️ Doriane Pin, 2022 Ferrari Challenge Europe Champion & 2023 LMP2 driver...
FEED Racing is, in 2022, the only driving school in the purest tradition of those that France has known during its golden age of motorsport. It is the only solution to go from karting to F4, for those who have no financial support, and for a cost lowered to the minimum but for a...
💥🏁 FEED Racing and its “F4 Volant” are back in 2022 for a fourth season. With quite a few new features. The first 5-day training course will take place on May 25/26/27/28/29, 2022 in order to qualify for the final stages (1/4, 1/2, final). 🆕 The training courses are grouped in a single session...
Runner-up of the 2020/2021 FEED Racing Final, Elliott Vayron will make his debut in the French F4 this weekend at the Hungaroring. Beaten by Robert De Haan in the FEED Racing Final by just 2 thousandths of a second, the young French driver (15 yo) showed his full talent, speed and maturity throughout his...
The Grand Final of FEED Racing 2020/2021 held all its promises on the F1 Circuit of Nevers Magny-Cours. In the rain and on a drying track, Dutchman Robert De Haan became the second winner of the Volant created by Patrick Lemarié and Jacques Villeneuve… by only 2 thousandths of a second. At the end...
Finalist of FEED Racing in 2019, Etienne Cheli finished second behind Dutch rider Marijn Kremers. But the young Frenchman also had his chance in F4, after Kremers had to withdraw from this weekend’s meeting in favour of the world karting championship. So he officially started in the French Formula 4 championship, for three races....
2020 FEED Racing’s season II is finally on around the Nevers Magny-Cours Club circuit. The first twenty students of the new promotion, aged between 14 and 20 years old, had their first taste of an F4 car. The first step of a 5-day course heading to the quarter-finals for the six fastest drivers....
After a very successful first campaign in 2019, FEED Racing must adapt to the exceptional circumstances arising from the COVID19 crisis and the remaining uncertainties. In order to perpetuate its mission to detect talent and to give a chance to the greatest number, all while respecting the protection of drivers and their families, FEED...
FEED Racing took part in the very first edition of the Virtual Le Mans 24 Hours. Selected in the GTE category among the factory Porsches, Aston Martins, Ferraris and Corvettes, our driving school fielded the youngest crew on the grid, including our 2019 semi-finalist, the young Belgian Simon Pilate; the reigning German F4 champion...
To increase the academy’s capabilities and help drivers obtain financial support, FEED Racing is partnering with Globatalent ‒ a new platform that allows sports institutions and talent to raise funds against their future earnings. Fans invest in a driver, athlete or team and receive a cut of their future earnings, such as image rights, sponsorship deals and winnings, along with fan engagement experiences. “I...