Luca Viișoreanu

2024

Viișoreanu made his car racing and single-seater debut in the 2024 Italian F4 Championship, where he drove for Real Racing and was teammates with compatriot Andrei Dună.^[4][5] In his and the team's first year in single-seater racing, he only managed to achieve a highest finish of eleventh place at the first race of the fifth round at Mugello Circuit. He got his maiden rookie podium in the first race of the third round at Vallelunga Circuit. The Romanian finished the championship 29th in the standings.^[6]

Viișoreanu also raced in the 2024 Euro 4 Championship for the same team. In the three-round series, he scored three points finishes – all tenth places, two in the second round at the Red Bull Ring and one in the final race of the series at the Monza Circuit. He finished 22nd in the championship with three points.^[7][8]

Viișoreanu also drove in a one-off at the 2024 Formula 4 CEZ Championship with Real Racing at the Red Bull Ring, where he came sixth, ninth and fifth in the races, finishing 21st in the overall championship with 22 points.^[9]

2025

Viișoreanu kicked off his Formula 4 campaign with a cameo at the Red Bull Ring in the first round of the 2025 Formula 4 CEZ Championship with Real Racing,^[10] where he came fourth in the first race, retired in the second race and in the third race he won his first single-seater race after a gamble with slick tyres, he would also bag a fastest lap as well.^[11]

For his full-time campaign, Viișoreanu contested the 2025 Italian F4 Championship with Real Racing for a second year in a row alongside the same teammate, Andrei Dună.^[12][13]

At the first round in Misano World Circuit, he came 21st in the first race and retired from the second race. In the first of three four-race weekends of the season, Viișoreanu's best result in those two races was not able to qualify for the main race.^[14] The following round at Vallelunga followed the same format, but Viișoreanu was able to qualify for the third race and got his first points in the series with a ninth place in race three.^[15]

From Monza Circuit onwards, the series returned to the three-race format. Viișoreanu came twelfth in the first race, fourteenth in the second race and a career-best fourth in the third race.^[16] The next round at Mugello bore no points for him and neither did the first round of the 2025 E4 Championship at Circuit Paul Ricard where he came a highest of twelfth in the second race after a retirement in the first race. After another difficult round in Italian F4 at Imola Circuit, he announced his departure from Real Racing and would not continue the rest of the season with them.^[17]

Viișoreanu returned to Italian F4 Championship with R-ace GP ahead of the sixth round of the season at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.^[18]