Justin Di Lucia remains with Argenti Motorsport for 2027 British F4 season

Justin Di Lucia will remain with Argenti Motorsport for the 2027 British F4 season after gaining experience across four rounds in 2026.
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Canadian driver Justin Di Lucia will remain with Argenti Motorsport for the 2027 Wera Tools British F4 Championship, returning for his first full campaign after making his debut with the team during the second half of 2026.

The 15-year-old joined Argenti for the final four rounds of the 2026 season, competing at Donington Park GP, Croft, Silverstone National and Brands Hatch GP. Having gained valuable experience in the championship, Di Lucia will continue his development with the team ahead of his first full season.

Di Lucia targets strong 2027 campaign

Di Lucia made his British F4 debut at Donington Park in August before gaining further experience across the remaining rounds. His appearances included the Croft weekend and the season finale at Brands Hatch, providing an opportunity to familiarise himself with the championship’s competitive field.

Looking ahead, the Canadian will undertake a winter testing programme with Argenti as he prepares to build on his experience and challenge for stronger results in 2027.

“I’m very happy to be staying with Argenti for British F4 in 2027. Racing in a few rounds this year has been really useful, and we are looking to build on that for a strong 2027.”

Argenti confident in Di Lucia’s development

Argenti Motorsport Director Michael Meadows welcomed Di Lucia’s return, highlighting the progress the young Canadian made during his partial campaign.

With a full winter of preparation ahead, Meadows believes the additional experience will help Di Lucia take another step forward during his first complete British F4 season.

“It’s great that Justin will be competing with Argenti in 2027. The rounds he contested this year gave him valuable experience of the championship and the team, and he has developed quickly. With a full winter of preparation, we’re confident he can take a big step forward and fight for strong results next season.”

Di Lucia will now focus on his winter preparations before returning to the grid for the opening round of the 2027 championship.