Andrew founded raceweek in 2019 to bring more attention to junior motorsport categories. He runs the site alongside a career as a full-time news journalist and has attended 12 grands prix.
Formula One
Liam Lawson learnt that he would be driving in the Qatar Grand Prix over FaceTime in a ‘random’ call from Daniel Ricciardo. The Kiwi will return to the grid in Losail for his fifth race of the 2023 Formula One season after Ricciardo broke his hand in a crash during
USF2000
Kiwi Jacob Douglas followed his first pole position with a maiden USF2000 victory in Portland as Simon Sikes sealed the title with a third-place finish. Douglas had a green-to-chequered victory in the first of three races at the Grand Prix of Portland but was challenged in the final stages by
Formula One
Wearing overalls in tribute to Ferrari’s historic Le Mans victory and a day after his birthday, Carlos Sainz sent the tifosi into rapture at Monza after claiming pole for the Italian Grand Prix. The Spaniard took pole by just over a ten thousands of a second from championship leader
FIA Formula 2
Frederik Vesti held off Victor Martins to take victory in the FIA Formula 2 sprint race in Monza and secured valuable points in the championship battle against rival Théo Pourchaire. Vesti emerged in the lead after lap one but a number of safety car interventions denied him any chance of
FIA Formula 3
In the crowded pack of the FIA Formula 3 championship it is consistency that counts, again proven by new champion Gabriel Bortoleto who took just two victories on his road to the title. For Bortoleto, the feeling is still sinking in after winning the 2023 title in pit lane after
FIA Formula 3
Franco Colapinto equalled the all-time record with his fourth win in FIA Formula 3 after taking victory in the sprint race at Monza. The Argentinian started on reverse-grid pole after a slew of drivers were disqualified from qualifying, but lost the lead to teammate Mari Boya off the line. The
FIA Formula 3
Five drivers have been disqualified from the FIA Formula 3 qualifying results in Monza after teams changed tyres while the cars were under parc ferme regulations. All three Hitech Pulse-Eight drivers Gabriele Minì, Luke Browning, and Sebastián Montoya, as well as Rodin Carlin drivers Francesco Simonazzi and Ido Cohen, were
Formula One
McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have downplayed the team’s pace in Friday practice for the Italian grand prix after Norris went second-fastest. The Briton was seventh-quickest in free practice one before going second in the afternoon session as teams moved to qualifying simulations, with his Australian teammate
Formula One
A positive day for Italian fans in Monza as Carlos Sainz went fastest in Friday practice for the Italian Grand Prix after an interrupted afternoon of running. Sainz, on his 29th birthday, was the quickest of the Ferraris in both sessions and set the fastest lap of the day as
FIA Formula 2
French FIA Formula 2 driver Théo Pourchaire revealed he injured his hand during a crash at the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort. Speaking after taking pole position at the Italian Grand Prix, the ART Grand Prix driver revealed that he is still recovering from the injury as he fights to
FIA Formula 2
Théo Pourchaire set a respectable opening lap to take pole for the FIA Formula 2 weekend in Monza as the qualifying session descended into farce. “It’s an amazing feeling to be back on pole,” said Pourchaire. “Last time was in Bahrain and the first race of the year.” “Since
FIA Formula 3
Oliver Goethe took pole for the FIA Formula 3 season finale at Monza and helped earn the championship title for teammate Gabriel Bortoleto. Bortoleto’s rivals Paul Aron and Pepe Martí needed to secure maximum points from the weekend to challenge the Brazilian and were denied the two points for