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Formula Regional Americas Championship has announced a new scholarship program for its 2025 season, awarding up to six drivers in the championship with cash prizes to assist in the next step of the…
The Formula Regional Americas Championship has introduced a new scholarship program for its 2025 season, offering cash prizes to up to six drivers to support their racing careers. The top-five drivers, along with the top rookie, will receive incremental prizes, with the 2025 champion receiving $100,000 cash. The aim is to strengthen the championship, attract new drivers worldwide, and help them advance in their racing careers. The prize fund enhances the ladder system, supporting drivers in their progression from karting to professional racing series like IndyCar, IMSA, and more. Additionally, drivers in the junior levels will compete for scholarships to support their advancement in motorsports on the Road to F1.
In the F4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.) and the Ligier JS F4 Series (JS F4), the champions will receive scholarships for the next level of competition, providing equipment, engine, tires, and race entry fees. The scholarships, combined with contingency awards, offer a substantial prize package for drivers in both F4 U.S. and JS F4, covering most expenses for the season. The total value of the awards for both series provides significant support for young drivers aiming to move up in the open-wheel ladder. The PMH open-wheel ladder offers a cost-effective pathway for drivers to pursue their racing ambitions and reach the highest levels of the sport.
