Abarth racing: Formula 4, rallies and Abarth Selenia Trophy

S he Formula 4 - powered by Abarth - has been swirling around for four years now most important race tracks in Germany and Austria. The brand with the scorpion in its logo remains true to its racing roots. And it promotes young talent, because the young drivers are allowed to take the wheel from the age of 15.

The monoposti from Tatuus, which are visually reminiscent of scaled-down Formula 1 cars, are technically identical, but coordination work is only allowed be carried out on a very limited basis. A matching Abarth heart is drumming in all racing cars: It is the well-known 1.4-liter turbo four-cylinder, which also ensures driving fun in the series vehicles of various Abarth The 118 kW (160 PS) strong T-Jet engine pushes all Formula 4 speedsters to create a technical tie. In the end, it is the ability of the driver that decides between victory and defeat. The plan to promote young talents in this series is working.

As has always been the case with Abarth, the vehicles are optimized for motorsport use: Especially aimed at the youngsters the 140 kW (190 PS) Abarth 500 Assetto Corse. The Abarth 695 Assetto Corse Evoluzione is even more powerful: It develops 158 kW (215 hp).

The spirit of Carlo Abarth lives on in the series versions, which are adored by the fans. You can find yourself and talk shop in the official Abarth community 'The Scorpionship'. This car-loving family is already strong with over 100,000 members. If you want to become a member, you can find everything you need to know about it at www.abarth.de/scorpionship.

Membership is worthwhile, because with 'The Scorpionship' you can find out practically everything first: What is going on at Abarth? What technical developments are coming? And above all: where can you see, touch and drive the current cars? This then happens at the club's own events - the Abarth Days.