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    Default F4 Cars in Club Racing?

    In the past few weeks a lot of F4's have popped up for sale around various sites, but other than the F4 championship do they have a place in any classes at the club level?

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    deleted my bad was looking at F3 cars.
    Last edited by Mike Holland; 03.04.22 at 9:59 AM.

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    Both Road -To-Indy and the SVRA F4 Series have introduced "Junior" series this year so that "karts-to-cars" people will get into their respective ladder systems rather than F1600, Lucas Racing School Series, Formula F, or other club racing. In an incredibly ironic move, RTI has also adopted the US F4 cars as their car for the 2022 season, but will be switching to a Tatuus chassis from 2023 onward. So those $hitbox F4 cars have had a boost in value recently, but should fall off a cliff at the end of the year. I expect more will show up for club racing next year.
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    should be run what ya brung

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    Quote Originally Posted by provamo View Post
    should be run what ya brung
    It is, in SCCA's FS class.

    That new fangled FX class is (I think) to avoid disenfranchising Club FM cars, and to give them (and a few other series' cars) a place to run in the Runoffs.

    I'm sure you already knew that. :-)
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    From GCR I just downloaded:

    Section 9.1.1
    J. Formula X Preparation Rules

    B. Eligibility - the following cars are approved for competition within Formula X:


    1. Formula Mazda – Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    2. Formula 4 – Shall comply with FIA Formula 4 Technical Regulations (2015) and all subsequent
    safety requirements as issued by the FIA and/or SCCA, except that tire choice is unrestricted.
    3. USF2000 (tube frame) – Shall comply with FRP F2000 Technical Specifications (2018)
    4. Pro Formula F2000 (tube frame) – Engine must be prepared to current FC rules.
    5. Ex-Pro Formula Super Vee - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    6. FormulaSPEED - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    7. Formula Ireland / Formula FX - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    8. 2010–2017 Formula Renault 2.0 – Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    9. 2000-2009 Formula Renault 2.0 / Fran-Am 2000 - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CGOffroad View Post
    From GCR I just downloaded:

    Section 9.1.1
    J. Formula X Preparation Rules

    B. Eligibility - the following cars are approved for competition within Formula X:


    1. Formula Mazda – Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    2. Formula 4 – Shall comply with FIA Formula 4 Technical Regulations (2015) and all subsequent
    safety requirements as issued by the FIA and/or SCCA, except that tire choice is unrestricted.
    3. USF2000 (tube frame) – Shall comply with FRP F2000 Technical Specifications (2018)
    4. Pro Formula F2000 (tube frame) – Engine must be prepared to current FC rules.
    5. Ex-Pro Formula Super Vee - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    6. FormulaSPEED - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    7. Formula Ireland / Formula FX - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    8. 2010–2017 Formula Renault 2.0 – Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    9. 2000-2009 Formula Renault 2.0 / Fran-Am 2000 - Shall comply with notes in Table 1.
    Good info, thanks for sharing. I wonder how competitive an F4 is to the rest of these cars listed in the group above?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bealsnks View Post
    Good info, thanks for sharing. I wonder how competitive an F4 is to the rest of these cars listed in the group above?
    It will be the slowest car in FX.
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