Organisers recently announced the names of the drivers of the Italian F.4 Championship powered by Abarth for the weekend at Misano. 41 pilots from 21 different countries. 20 teams were entered in the first race weekend on April 8-9-10 at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli.


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[dropcap]L[/dropcap]ess than two weeks are left to the start of the 2016 season of the Italian F.4 Championship powered by Abarth and the starting grid of the first race is now complete. The race will attract teams and drivers from all over the world: Italy, Austria, Germany, Argentina, Venezuela, Switzerland, United States, Guatemala, Mexico, Slovenia, Portugal, Canada, Russia, Estonia, Brazil, Romania, France, India, China, the Netherlands, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Japan and Poland.
Given the large number of participants already in the first weekend, organisers have decided to adopt the new race format, with the competitors distributed (by lot) in batteries for the qualifying sessions. At the end of the sessions, the pilots are divided into three groups based on their ranking in the overall standings. Each of these groups will dispute two qualifying races (which award points valid for the Championship rankings), at the end of which the ranking is determined by the sum of the points of each pilot. The top 36 have the right to participate in another race, which awards points valid for all rankings of the Italian F.4 Championship powered by Abarth. All the details on the new race format can be found at this link.
Below are the names of the drivers sorted by race number.
#3 - Simone Cunati (ITA), Vincenzo Sospiri Racing (ITA)
#5 - Mick Schumacher (DEU), Prema Power Team (ITA)
#6 - Jaden Conwright (USA), Vincenzo Sospiri Racing (ITA)
#7 - Sebastian Fernandez (VEN), RB Racing (CHE)
#9 - Diego Bertonelli (ITA), RB Racing (CHE)
#10 - Giacomo Altoè (ITA), Bhaitech Engineering (ITA)
#12 - Giuliano Raucci (BRA), Diegi Motorsport (ITA)
#13 - Yannick Brandt (CHE), Lechner Racing (CHE)
#14 - Thomas Preining (AUT), Lechner Racing (CHE)
#15 - Jan-Enrik Meikup (EST), Jenzer Motorsport (CHE)
#16 - Job Van Uitert (NLD), Jenzer Motorsport (CHE)
#17 - Diego Ciantini (ARG), Jenzer Motorsport (CHE)

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#18 - Marcos Siebert (ARG), Jenzer Motorsport (CHE)
#19 - Giacomo Bianchi (CHE), Jenzer Motorsport (CHE)
#20 - Kevin Kratz (DEU), Jenzer Motorsport (CHE)
#21 - Fabio Scherer (CHE), Jenzer Motorsport (CHE)
#22 - Yifei Ye (CHN), Kfzteile24 Mucke Motorsport (DEU)
#24 - Devlin Defrancesco (CAN), Kfzteile24 Mucke Motorsport (DEU)
#25 - Mauricio Baiz (VEN), Kfzteile24 Mucke Motorsport (DEU)
#27 - Federico Malvestiti (ITA), Antonelli Motorsport (ITA)
#31 - Alex Karkosik (POL), AS Motorsport (SLO)
#32 - Kikko Galbiati (ITA), Antonelli Motorsport (ITA)
#33 - Marino Sato (JAP), Vincenzo Sospiri Racing (ITA)
#36 - Amaury Bonduel (BEL), GSK Grand Prix (ITA)
#37 - Lorenzo Colombo (ITA), BVM Racing (ITA)
#38 - Kush Maini (IND), BVM Racing (ITA)
#41 - Raul Guzman Marchina (MEX), DR Formula (POR)
#42 - Artem Petrov (RUS), DR Formula (POR)
#44 - Yuri Vips (EST), Prema Power Team (ITA)
#45 - Ian Rodriguez (GTM), DRZ Benelli (ITA)
#46 - Fabienne Wohlwend (LIE), Aragon Racing (DEU)
#51 - Aldo Festante (ITA), Kfzteile24 Mucke Motorsport (DEU)
#55 - Federico Iribarne (ARG), Torino Squadra Corse (ITA)
#68 - Juan Manuel Correa (USA), Prema Power Team (ITA)
#69 - Valentin Hasse Clot (FRA), Kiteviola Motorsport (ITA)
#71 - Ponzio Riccardo (ITA), Teramo Racing Team (ITA)
#82 - Leonard Hoogenboom (NLD), Cram Motorsport (ITA)
#83 - Manuel Maldonado (VEN), Cram Motorsport (ITA)
#84 - Alexander Vartanyan (RUS), Cram Motorsport (ITA)
#97 - Joao Ricardo Vieira Queiroz (BRA), Antonelli Motorsport (ITA)
#99 - Yan Shlom (RUS), RB Racing (CHE).

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[box type="shadow"] Fonte: acisportitalia.it ; f4championship.com   [/box]

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