The list of benefits of FEED Racing is long, but here’s why doing FEED Racing is THE thing to do in your early career after karting:
– The world’s last F4 “Volant”, open to everyone with no previous single-seater experience.
– 5 days of driving at the price of just 2 days alone on the track.
– A combination of driving school and competition. A minimum of 5 days’ driving for everyone, culminating in a competition.
– This is doubly useful, as it allows you to driver for 5 days against 16 other drivers from all over the world, in the same conditions, and at the same time to take part in a competition.
– Testing on your own doesn’t offer much in the way of immediate and direct reference, and above all with nothing at the end in terms of opportunities to show off or gain visibility, or even to aim for a prize at the end.
– Testing with FEED allows you to see where you stand at any given moment, against 16 other drivers racing at the same time in the same conditions. This allows you to compare yourself, identify your strengths and weaknesses, and reduce them.
– Coaching by world and European champions! In F1, Indycar, Endurance, Karting and GT.
– Identical equipment.
– Identical driving conditions.
– Identical tires.
– Identical track.
– Driving every day whatever the weather.
– New personal tires included in all phases of the competition (course, ¼ final, ½ final, final).
– Payment facilities (in several instalments).
– A course open to families, sponsors and partners. Everyone takes part in the adventure to start creating a real project.
– The possibility of returning the following year (except for ½ finalists).
– At the end of the FEED Academy, the 6 finalists will have been able to drive an F4 for 10 days… for the price of… 3 days of private driving on their own.
– Many of the drivers who took part in FEED were able to make a name for themselves, and are now racing in Rallye Jeune, Midjet, Caterham, F4, GT, FRECA, F3…
– Every year there are between 5 and 10 FEED Racing drivers in French F4.
