After a brief detour to the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix and a test session at Brands Hatch, Martin Molnár returns to racing this weekend at a track where he impressed last year, during his debut season in the Formula 4 series.

Martin Molnár claimed another race victory in the British F4 Championship by crossing the line first in the opening race of the Dutch round at Zandvoort – the circuit that also hosts the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix. The weekend marked the start of the second half of the season, and while the second and third races didn’t unfold as the Virtuosi Racing driver had hoped, the experience delivered plenty of lessons.

The British F4 Championship heads to Zandvoort this weekend, marking the sixth round of the season. For Martin Molnár, who currently holds P2 in the drivers’ standings, the trip to the Dutch circuit represents more than just the next stop on the calendar – it’s a return to his favourite track and the starting point for the second half of his title campaign.

The big moment has arrived: 16-year-old Hungarian driver Martin Molnár will make his debut at a Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend as he lines up on the grid in Formula 4, one of the support series at this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone. Currently second in the British F4 standings, Molnár is aiming high—with victory in his sights on motorsport’s biggest stage—while also looking to soak in the atmosphere of this historic weekend.

The big moment has arrived: 16-year-old Hungarian driver Martin Molnár will make his debut at a Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend as he lines up on the grid in Formula 4, one of the support series at this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone. Currently second in the British F4 standings, Molnár is aiming high—with victory in his sights on motorsport’s biggest stage—while also looking to soak in the atmosphere of this historic weekend.

The first half of Martin Molnár’s 2025 British Formula 4 campaign concluded at Oulton Park, marking another milestone in the Virtuosi Racing driver’s rookie season. With a maiden victory and a first-ever pole position now under his belt, the Hungarian talent heads into the summer break sitting second in the standings and firmly in the title hunt.