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If everything seems under control, then you're not driving fast enough.

Mario Andretti

Since many of us long for feeling like we have everything under control. But if that's the case then it means you're not getting as much done as you could. If you can reach a point where you feel comfortable with things being a little out of control you'll be able to get more done and have a fuller experience.

This is easily applicable to everyday life, by taking a look at how many balls you're juggling and whether you feel challenged enough. Be able to give up some control in order to push your boundaries.

DATE	EVENT	CHAMPIONSHIP	TRACK	COUNTRY
16-18 Apr 2022	ROUND 1	FRENCH F4	NOGARO	FRANCE
29-1 May 2022	ROUND 1	SPANISH F4	PORTIMAO	PORTUGAL
6-8 May 2022	ROUND 2	FRENCH F4	PAU	FRANCE
13-15 May 2022	ROUND 3	FRENCH F4	MAGNEY-COURS	FRANCE
27-29 May 2022	ROUND 2	SPANISH F4	JEREZ	SPAIN
10-12 Jun 2022	ROUND 3	SPANISH F4	VALENCIA	SPAIN
8-9 Jul 2022	ROUND 4	SPANISH F4	SPA	BELGIUM
28-30 Jul 2022	ROUND 4	FRENCH F4	SPA	BELGIUM
2-4 Sep 2022	ROUND 5	SPANISH F4	ARAGON	SPAIN
9-11 Sep 2022	ROUND 5	FRENCH F4	LEDENON	FRANCE
16-18 Sep 2022	ROUND 6	FRENCH F4	VALENCIA	SPAIN
14-16 Oct 2022	ROUND 7	FRENCH F4	PAUL RICARD	FRANCE
11-13 Nov 2022	ROUND 6	SPANISH F4	BARCELONA	SPAIN

28 Oct 2022

By Cassidy Charette

Final Round - Magny-Cours French F4 Championship Race Report

As Hugh arrived at Magny-Cours for the final race of the FFSA French Formula 4 Championship season, he held his head high with clear goals for the weekend.

Going into free practice, he had a set of re-used tyres from the prior round at Circuit Paul Ricard. He continuously improved over the session, setting his fastest time on his final lap. Following the session, he reviewed the data with his race engineer and identified a couple of small issues to address ahead of qualifying.

12 Sep 2022

By Cassidy Charette

Round 4 Circuit Lédenon French F4 Championship Race Report

Hugh Barter arrived at Circuit de Ledenon for the fourth round of the FFSA French Formula 4 Championship, he approached the weekend with a confident mindset, feeling calm, motivated, and ready to charge.

Friday’s free practice session was straightforward and relatively uneventful for Hugh, as he familiarized himself with the track and tested different racing lines. Despite the damp and slippery conditions, the session proved that track evolution was strong and would come into play over the weekend.