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 4 UAE
Australian Karter Jack Beeton will join the huge grid in the 2023 United Arab Emirates Formula 4 championship. Beeton will drive for Pinnacle VAR, the collaboration between Irish squad Pinnacle Motorsport and Dutch team Van Amersfoort Racing. He will be joined by Indian Kai Daryanani for the full season, with
Toyota Racing Series
United Arab Emirates Formula 4 champion Charlie Wurz will contest the Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. Son of Former F1 racer Alexander Wurz, Charlie took out the 2022 UAE F4 title before finishing fourth in the Italian F4 championship. The Austrian driver will join M2 Competition alongside Kiwi Callum Hedge
Toyota Racing Series
Indy NXT racer Jacob Abel will make his international debut in the Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. The 21-year-old comes with a wealth of experience in his open-wheel career, having progressed up the Road To Indy ladder from USF2000 to Indy Pro 2000 and into Indy Lights, as well as
Toyota Racing Series
Kiwi Formula Ford driver Liam Sceats will race in the 2023 Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. The 17-year-old joins the growing grid with M2 Competition after cementing his place as a rising star in New Zealand Formula Ford. Sceats was third overall in the 2022 New Zealand FF1600 competition
Formula 4 UAE
Ten teams and a massive field of thirty drivers have been announced in the first entry list for the 2023 Formula 4 UAE championship. Australians James Wharton, Noah Lisle and Jimmy Piszcyk will take on the series which begins 13-14 January in Dubai. PREMA Racing (Italy), Mumbai Falcons (India), Hitech
FIA Formula E
A behind-the-scenes series focusing on the 2022 FIA Formula E season will air on Stan Sport in January next year. The second series of Formula E Unplugged will be available on Stan before public release on Formula E digital channels in March. “The second season of Formula E Unplugged is
Toyota Racing Series
Kiwi James Penrose will race for title sponsor Castrol in the 2023 Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. The 26-year-old won the role of Castrol Ambassador for the 2022 New Zealand Grand Prix but was unable to compete due to New Zealand's COVID-19 restrictions. Penrose beat out the field
Australian Formula 3
The new Australian Formula Open series will welcome Formula 3 and other open-wheel cars from 2023. After a successful debut round at Phillip Island this year, the first full season of the series will begin 4-5 March at Winton for the first of six rounds. The dawn of Australian Formula
FIA Formula 3
Tommy Smith will make his debut in the 2023 FIA Formula 3 series with Dutch team Van Amersfoort Racing. The 20-year-old competed in the Australian Formula 4 championship and Toyota Racing Series before moving to the Asian F3 Championship, and a stint in S5000. Smith joined the Formula Regional European
Formula One
World champions Red Bull will take on the Mount Panorama circuit with F1 machinery in 2023. Red Bull will run the RB7 around the Bathurst track, the car which won both championships in 2011. “Oracle Red Bull Racing are the current Formula 1 World Champions: just to have them at
GB4
Aussie Cooper Webster will make the jump to the UK to compete in the GB4 championship with Evans GP. The 19-year-old Victorian is the first signing for the Australian team, heading to European competition after two years in the S5000 Australian Drivers Championship. "It’s an amazing opportunity to
S5000
Stan Sport and the Nine Network will continue to broadcast the SpeedSeries in 2023, with plans for expanded free-to-air coverage. The series will expand to eight rounds next year, with the Motorsport Australia Championships to move under the unified SpeedSeries banner. Three hours of Saturday running at each round will