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Wera Tools F4 British Championship certified by FIA

Tommy Harfield produced a masterful performance to claim his first-ever win, becoming the 12th different race winner of the season in the process. Harfield started the weekend’ s opening contest from pole position and led to the flag. Rodin Motorsport were the team to beat on Sunday as Jimmy Piszcyk claimed a commanding fourth win of the year, before Dries van Langendonck capped off a dream debut weekend with victory. Piszcyk secured a clinical win in Race 2 ahead of team-mate Adam Al Azhari and Ethan Jeff-Hall. In Race 3 van Langendonck became the youngest-ever British F4 race winner. After Donington Park, McLaughlin now leads Piszcyk by 45.5 points in the Drivers’ Championship, with Molnár a further seven behind. Hitech TGR top the Teams’ Cup, while Ella Lloyd is now leading the Challenge Cup. Plus, Championship leader Fionn McLaughlin wrapped up the Rookie Cup title with two race weekends to spare.

Motorsport UK English Rally Championship British Hill Climb Championship

Joy Batchelor

Kevin Money

The Woodpecker Stages marked the halfway point in the Motorsport UK English Rally Championship, sponsored by Kingfisher Insurance, and winning it outright moved defending champion Elliot Payne into the joint lead with David Henderson. The action now moves to the North York Moors at the end of September for the Trackrod Forest Stages, where these two drivers will try to establish individual supremacy. However, both will need to be careful that someone else doesn’ t join, or even overhaul them, at the tops of the Championship.

Matthew Ryder became 2025 British Hill Climb champion after a measured performance at a weather-beaten Prescott. Ryder and Sean Gould each took a win and a second place in the two championship run-offs, and with Will Hall pushing Wallace Menzies back to fourth both times, Ryder’ s second title was secure.

Woodford Trailers Motorsport UK HSA British Sprint Championship

Rowan Flynn Media

Steve Broughton continued to march up the table as dropped scores come into play after an exciting weekend at Pembrey in all weathers, where BARC Wales ran a slick combined Sprint and Race meeting. Broughton won two run offs, with Goulding and Chris Jones taking the others.

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