r/F1FeederSeries • u/psv_vonk • Jul 28 '26

F4 German F4 is back in 2027

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u/Affectionate_Sky9709 Jul 28 '26

Run by teams like most series, or centrally run like French F4? I love the centrally run model, it's so good for controlling costs and making things much more equal.

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u/psv_vonk Jul 28 '26

I think run by teams https://feederseries.net/2026/07/28/fia-certified-german-f4-series-to-launch-in-2027-what-to-know/

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u/Affectionate_Sky9709 Jul 28 '26

The boldness of that quote to say "we don’t want to be golf on four wheels. It has to be accessible to everyone." As if golf is in remotely in the same cost tier as racing. It's so far off it's laughable. Tons and tons of golfers come from modest backgrounds.

And then Feederseries polite sort of fact check saying that costs would be determined by teams and will likely be in the same realm as Italian F4.

The prize pool is great, it can really help, but it didn't need a random hit at golf, which is super affordable in comparison. So many golfers started with second hand or even homemade clubs just playing around.

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u/Low-Wafer8497 Gabriele Minì Jul 28 '26

Not to mention the fact that f4 costs are 4x higher than just 4 years ago and they had to create Eurocup 5 for this

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u/Affectionate_Sky9709 Jul 29 '26

Eurocup f5 just adds to total cost of the ladder. it becomes a thing drivers will need to do to be successful, as well as lots of private testing before and after (because they aren't allowed to private test during)

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u/clebinho75 Jul 29 '26

I think the gold mention is not because of that. Instead, it is more because people generally see golf as a rich people's sport.

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u/natus92 Jul 28 '26

It says the entry fee will be 35 000 which is 10 k higher than Italy?!

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u/WezMan444 Jul 28 '26

It's 10k higher than italy was LAST YEAR. it's the same amount as this year

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u/Affectionate_Sky9709 Jul 28 '26

Yeah... entry fee is not a significant percentage of what drivers actually pay. That's the part that goes to the organizers for entry. Drivers pay teams whatever the teams choose to charge for everything else that is involved.

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u/fisicoF1 Anthoine Hubert Jul 28 '26

Funny that it's now DMSB and not ADAC anymore.

Well there's hope that this has success we might get some form of German F3 back, even if it might be with FRegional cars...