2017 Formula 4 United States Championship

Last updated October 09, 2022

The 2017 Formula 4 United States Championship season was the second season of the United States Formula 4 Championship, a motor racing series regulated according to FIA Formula 4 regulations and sanctioned by SCCA Pro Racing, the professional racing division of the Sports Car Club of America. It began on 8 April at Homestead-Miami Speedway and finished on 22 October at the Circuit of the Americas, after seven triple header rounds.^[1]^[2]

Teams and drivers

All teams were American-registered.

Team	No.	Driver	Rounds
Group A Racing	1	Konrad Czaczyk^[3]	1
	29	Jonathan Scarallo^[4]	All
	30	Flinn Lazier	2
	30	Russ McDonough IV^[5]	6–7
Momentum Motorsports	2	Skylar Robinson^[6]	All
Momentum Motorsports	16	Kent Vaccaro ^[7]	All
Indy Motorsport Group^[8]	3	Vincent Khristov	1–6
	10	Davis Durrett	1–6
	10	Chandler Horton	7
	35	Chris Archinaco	1–5
	35	Nick Andries	6
	62	Raphael Forcier	All
Primus Racing Team	4	James "Jim" Goughary Jr^[4]	All
Primus Racing Team	5	Austin McCusker^[4]	All
Jay Howard's Motorsports Driver Development ^[9]	6	Parker Locke	All
	11	Colin Mullan	4
	11	Tyler O'Connor	5
	14	Max Peichel	1–4
		Elliot Finlayson	5
		Dalton Peak	6–7
	26	Sam Paley	1, 3, 7
	41	Braden Eves	2, 6–7
	61	John Paul Southern Jr^[3]	All
Cape Motorsports^[10]	07	Steve Bamford	All
	8	Kyle Kirkwood ^[4]	All
	9	Mathias Soler^[11]	All
	51	Jett Noland^[12]	1
JDX Racing	7	Blake Mount^[13]	All
	19	Timo Reger^[4]	1–6
	28	Ben Waddell^[4]	All
DEForce Racing^[14]	12	Moisés de la Vara	5–6
DEForce Racing^[14]	77	Kory Enders	5–7
HellHound Motorsports Abel Motorsports^[15]	21	John Andrew Entwistle	1–2, 7
HellHound Motorsports Abel Motorsports^[15]	22	Jacob Abel	All
Global Racing Group	24	Benjamin Pedersen ^[3]	All
	N/A	Pierre Thiriet	6
	25	Frederik Vesti	7
	39	Justin Sirgany^[16]	All
	68	Jacob Loomis^[17]	1–6
Austin Kaszuba Racing	27	Austin Kaszuba	1–2
Crosslink Racing	27	Austin Kaszuba	4–7
Crosslink Racing	37	Jordan Sherratt^[4]	All
Miller Vinatieri Leguizamón Motorsports^[18]	40	Jack William Miller	1, 3–7
	45	Baltazar Leguizamón	All
	65	Alan Miller	1–2
	65	Chandler Horton	4
	96	Lawson Nagel	All
Kiwi Motorsport LTD	85	Dakota Dickerson ^[19]	3, 5–7
Kiwi Motorsport LTD	86	Brendon Leitch ^[20]	All
C.G. Racing	97	Christopher Gumprecht	2, 4–5

Race calendar

Round		Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team	Supporting
1	R1	Homestead-Miami Speedway (Homestead, Florida)	8 April	Benjamin Pedersen	Raphael Forcier	Timo Reger	JDX Racing	Trans-Am Series
	R2		9 April		Kyle Kirkwood	Raphael Forcier	Indy Motorsport Group
	R3		9 April		Sam Paley	Timo Reger	JDX Racing
2	R1	Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Speedway, Indiana)	10 June	Kyle Kirkwood	Timo Reger	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports	Sportscar Vintage Racing Association Atlantic Championship
	R2		11 June		Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports
	R3		11 June		Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports
3	R1	Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (Bowmanville, Ontario)	8 July	Dakota Dickerson	Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports	Weathertech Sportscar Championship
	R2		9 July		Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports
	R3		9 July		Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports
4	R1	Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (Lexington, Ohio)	11 August	Kyle Kirkwood	Brendon Leitch	Brendon Leitch	Kiwi Motorsport	Trans-Am Series NASCAR Xfinity Series
	R2		11 August		Kyle Kirkwood	Skylar Robinson	Momentum Motorsports
	R3		12 August		Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports
5	R1	Virginia International Raceway (Alton, Virginia)	26 August	Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Baltazar Leguizamón	Miller Vinatieri Leguizamón Motorsports	Weathertech Sportscar Championship
	R2		26 August		Tyler O'Connor	Jordan Sherratt	Crosslink Racing
	R3		27 August		Kyle Kirkwood	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports
6	R1	Circuit of the Americas (Austin, Texas)	15 September	Benjamin Pedersen	Benjamin Pedersen	Benjamin Pedersen	Global Racing Group	FIA World Endurance Championship
	R2		15 September		Dakota Dickerson	Benjamin Pedersen	Global Racing Group
	R3		16 September		Braden Eves	Braden Eves	Jay Howard's Motorsports Driver Development
7	R1	Circuit of the Americas (Austin, Texas)	21 October	Kyle Kirkwood	Benjamin Pedersen	Benjamin Pedersen	Global Racing Group	Formula One
7	R2	Circuit of the Americas (Austin, Texas)	22 October		Austin Kaszuba	Kyle Kirkwood	Cape Motorsports	Formula One

Championship standings

Points were awarded to the top 10 classified finishers in each race.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
Points	25	18	15	12	10	8	6	4	2	1

Drivers' standings

Pos	Driver	HMS			IMS			MSP			MDO			VIR			COTA1			COTA2		Points
1	Kyle Kirkwood	Ret	8	10	1	1	1	1	1	1	7	2	1	8	2	1	2	3	2	2	1	345
2	Raphael Forcier	9	1	3	4	5	5	2	15	16	3	4	5	7	3	5	11	11	Ret	9	28	162
3	Dakota Dickerson							4	2	2				3	4	4	4	6	4	3	2	152
4	Benjamin Pedersen	2	11	Ret	18	15	3	25	16	14	16	8	10	5	9	7	1	1	3	1	10	147
5	Jordan Sherratt	7	DNS	15	13	20	7	7	5	4	2	27	7	2	1	3	7	28	14	8	11	132
6	Braden Eves				2	3	4										3	2	1	4	3	130
7	Timo Reger	1	2	1	23	2	6	5	4	6	14	14	15	14	21	20	19	Ret	13			124
8	Brendon Leitch	12	12	12	12	26	14	6	6	15	1	3	2	4	8	Ret	16	9	11	5	4	113
9	Baltazar Leguizamón	6	Ret	Ret	8	7	11	9	13	3	19	11	Ret	1	5	8	Ret	8	5	7	5	104
10	Skylar Robinson	26	17	11	9	11	28	Ret	21	18	6	1	4	6	6	2	5	29	7	14	8	101
11	Jacob Loomis	3	6	DNS	20	4	2	3	3	7	10	16	Ret	23	Ret	18	10	14	26			91
12	Mathias Soler	10	4	5	6	13	10	10	7	5	Ret	21	6	9	13	10	6	7	6	25	7	88
13	Ben Waddell	15	3	9	3	Ret	9	15	12	26	4	12	11	13	16	14	8	5	Ret	19	6	68
14	Jim Goughary Jr	4	5	8	15	Ret	15	17	25	23	17	5	8	Ret	22	16	27	22	Ret	Ret	20	40
15	Austin Kaszuba	8	7	2	25	8	12				21	26	Ret	11	10	Ret	14	13	18	11	26	33
16	Justin Sirgany	DNS	15	19	7	23	13	12	Ret	DNS	15	6	3	25	18	11	12	Ret	DNS	17	15	29
17	Kory Enders													19	11	15	15	4	8	6	14	28
18	Jack William Miller	5	Ret	6				11	10	9	Ret	20	14	30	17	12	EX	18	19	27	9	23
19	John Paul Southern Jr	DNS	21	22	19	15	Ret	13	8	8	11	24	Ret	10	7	9	13	10	9	13	18	20
20	Jonathan Scarallo	11	9	4	DSQ	9	25	Ret	18	17	Ret	18	9	17	12	Ret	18	16	Ret	20	31	18
21	Flinn Lazier				5	6	Ret															18
22	Colin Mullan										5	7	13									16
23	Austin McCusker	22	20	16	17	12	20	8	9	13	8	13	NC	28	Ret	19	9	20	17	15	27	12
24	Jacob Abel	24	Ret	DNS	10	25	8	14	17	12	9	10	12	15	14	13	20	15	10	12	29	9
25	Tyler O'Connor													24	29	6						8
26	Sam Paley	13	10	7				19	14	10										16	13	8
27	Davis Durrett	18	19	13	24	19	16	18	20	19	22	9	17	DNS	20	23	DNS	23	22			2
28	Max Peichel	Ret	13	20	11	10	23	16	11	11	Ret	DNS	DNS									1
29	Frederik Vesti																			10	12	1
30	Blake Mount	17	Ret	Ret	Ret	16	21	22	Ret	24	12	25	18	21	23	25	17	12	25	29	24	0
31	Moisés de la Vara													29	15	Ret	29	30	12			0
32	Elliot Finlayson													12	24	17						0
33	Steve Bamford	16	16	18	Ret	21	22	23	22	22	13	17	21	18	19	22	25	21	24	23	23	0
34	Lawson Nagel	Ret	24	14	16	18	17	20	19	25	24	Ret	19	16	25	26	24	24	21	18	21	0
35	John Andrew Entwistle	25	14	17	Ret	DNS	DNS													28	25	0
36	Chris Archinaco	Ret	Ret	21	14	22	18	21	23	Ret	Ret	Ret	20	DNS	DNS	DNS						0
37	Jett Noland	14	22	Ret																		0
38	Dalton Peak																28	19	15	21	18	0
39	Chandler Horton										Ret	15	Ret							22	30	0
40	Kent Vaccaro	19	23	DNS	21	28	27	Ret	Ret	Ret	18	22	16	22	30	Ret	22	EX	20	24	17	0
41	Parker Locke	20	Ret	DNS	26	24	26	24	24	21	23	19	24	20	26	21	21	25	16	26	19	0
42	Vincent Khristov	23	18	Ret	27	17	19	Ret	Ret	20	20	23	22	26	27	24	23	17	Ret			0
43	Alan Miller	21	Ret	Ret	22	27	24															0
44	Russ McDonough IV																26	26	Ret	Ret	22	0
45	Christopher Gumprecht				DNS	DNS	DNS				DNS	DNS	23	27	28	27						0
46	Nick Andries																Ret	27	23			0
–	Konrad Czaczyk	DNS	DNS	DNS																		–
–	Pierre Thiriet																WD	WD	WD			–
Pos	Driver	HMS			IMS			MSP			MDO			VIR			COTA1			COTA2		Points

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole
Italics – Fastest Lap

Teams' championship

Pos	Team	Points
1	Cape Motorsports	433
2	Global Racing Group	268
3	Kiwi Motorsport	266
4	JDX Racing	192
5	Jay Howard's Motorsports Driver Development	183
6	Indy Motorsport Group	164
7	Crosslink Racing	164
8	Miller Vinatieri Leguizamón Motorsports	127
9	Momentum Motorsports	101
10	Primus Racing Team	52
11	Group A Racing	36
12	Austin Kaszuba Racing	32
13	DEForce Racing	24
14	Abel Motorsports	9
15	C.G. Racing	0

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