The F3 Asian Championship gets underway for 2019/20, and the Formula 4 South East Asia finale in Sepang.
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The F3 Asian Championship gets underway for 2019/20, and the Formula 4 South East Asia finale in Sepang.
Kiwi Liam Lawson leads the battle for the Euroformula Open rookie title, while young Aussie Bart Horsten is ‘best of the rest’ at Brands Hatch.
Australians and New Zealanders are in contention for motorsport titles around the globe this weekend.
Joshua Car has all but clinched the US title, while Bart Horsten faces a tough road ahead to pull himself back into the British Drivers’ Championship.
Oscar Piastri and Conrad Clark hold their respective titles while Marcus Armstrong and Jack Doohan are both deep in title fights.
Marcus Armstrong, Liam Lawson, and Hunter McElrea will race for New Zealand as motor sport returns from summer break, while Alex Peroni and Oscar Piastri fly the flag for Australia.
The young Australian returns to the South East Asian championship as a title contender with four rounds to go.
A double round for the CAMS PAYCE Australian Formula 4 Championship, the Euroformula Open heads to Spa, and Jamie Chadwick looking to hold her W Series lead in Italy.
Oscar Piastri will be the sole Australian competing across the world of open-wheel motorsport this weekend, as everyone takes a break after the hectic weekend featuring both the Monaco Grand Prix and the Indy 500.
This weekend tells the tale of the feeder series, with everything but Euroformula Open running on the undercard of an international event.
Caitlin Wood, Liam Lawson, Calan Williams, Jack Doohan, Bart Horsten, and Nick Cassidy all represent Australia and New Zealand this weekend, while Formula 4 battles it out in Sydney.
The new global FIA Formula 3 launches in Brazil, and Jack Doohan and Hunter McElrea both go into round two in second place of their respective championships.
Caitlin Wood takes on the world’s best female drivers in Hockenheim, Formula Ford goes to Queensland, and Joey Mawson joins Formula Regional European
F3 Asia and F4 South East Asia at Sepang, Formula Ford in Sydney, an Aussie in Britain, and Australian Formula 3 hits it’s stride in Queensland.