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The new F-DRIVE Cup series is an opportunity for both amateur and professional racers who want to compete at reasonable costs. The series offers seven races, with the first kicking off on March 31 at the Autodrom Most.
Racers will compete for the Czechoslovak Trophy on circuits in Most, Brno, Slovakia Ring, and Balaton Park. A race day will include two practice sessions, qualifying, and a 25-minute sprint. Cars will be classified into several categories based on engine size, with special attention given to teams with Clio cup cars, TCR vehicles, and formula single-seaters.
Participants can be drivers with a national FIA license or an F-DRIVE Cup license. The organization of the races also includes insurance against damages caused to third parties. Winners can look forward to exclusive trophies from Bohemia Crystal and valuable vouchers for wellness stays. An international trip is prepared for the overall champion. Media support is provided by Nova Sport and ČT4 Sport channels.
All vehicles must meet strict safety standards, including the installation of tubular frame structures. Nevertheless, the organizers have made several compromises to ensure that participation in the races remains financially accessible to a wide range of racers.
Gustav Niedelský, co-founder of F-DRIVE, emphasizes the championship’s goal: “Our intention is to provide racers of all levels with the opportunity to participate in an affordable championship that offers not only interesting prizes but also strong media support.”
For more information on the F-DRIVE Cup, registration, and championship details, visit the official website at fdrivecup.com.