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Lack of foreign drivers, declining exposure… Super Formula at a crossroads

The Japanese championship, after a sudden gain in notoriety in recent years with the presence of European talents, seems to be falling back into the shadows. Quick mid-season review.

Published 07/10/2024 à 13:00

Tetsuya Tsuzuki

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Lack of foreign drivers, declining exposure… Super Formula at a crossroads

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Super Formula 2024 was already generating a lot of interest even before the championship kicked off, attracting the attention of fans and stakeholders. In addition to the usual drivers, this year's competition counted on the notable participation of Theo Pourchaire, champion of Formula 2 in title, which should normally have made its debut in Formula 1, as well as Ayu

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Yves-Henri RANDIER

07/10/2024 at 06:30 a.m.

To increase popularity overseas, wouldn't it be desirable to organize some races abroad with an Asian tour passing through countries with Grade 1 or 2 circuits such as South Korea, China, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia?

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