This press release from EIN News Wire announces that Cash and Roman Felber will compete in the 2025 Ligier Junior Formula Championship at NOLA Motorsports Park, partnering with FLBR Motorsport and Champagne Racing. The event takes place March 27–30, 2025, marking a significant step in their transition from karting and regional single-seater racing into a nationally recognized development series.
The article highlights the combined support structure surrounding the twins as they advance through the open-wheel ranks. Champagne Racing brings leadership from team principal Victor Rubin and driver coach Victor Franzoni, while FLBR Motorsport continues to oversee the twins’ broader development efforts. Their mindset and performance coach, Enzo Mucci—who also trains current F1 drivers—is noted for his role in preparing them mentally for high-pressure competition.
Team principal Victor Rubin commented on the twins’ progression, referencing their performances in the 2024 regional Formula FARA championship and expressing confidence in their ability to fight for podiums at the national level. The release positions the Ligier Junior Formula Championship as an important stepping stone for drivers moving from karting toward FIA-certified Formula 4 competition.
Cash and Roman each shared their goals for the season, emphasizing the strength of the field and the opportunity presented by the schedule of more than 16 races. Both aim to finish consistently within the top three, with a long-term focus on advancing toward Formula 1.
The article also includes comments from Mucci, outlining the mental attributes required of young drivers—decisiveness, pressure management, adaptability, and intuitive decision-making—underscoring how mental training complements the physical and technical aspects of driver development.
Background details explain the structure of the Ligier Junior Formula Championship, including its role in supporting drivers who continue to race the current chassis as the FIA-certified F4 U.S. Championship transitions to the new Ligier JS F422. The champion of this series will receive a scholarship package valued at $133,600 to advance into the updated F4 platform.
The release also highlights support from several sponsors and provides a brief overview of both FLBR Motorsport and Champagne Racing, outlining their development philosophies, engineering expertise, and commitment to shaping emerging talent.