ROKiT Williams Racing F1 test and reserve driver Jack Aitken has confirmed that he will take part in the S5000 championship debut at the Australian Grand Prix next week.
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ROKiT Williams Racing F1 test and reserve driver Jack Aitken has confirmed that he will take part in the S5000 championship debut at the Australian Grand Prix next week.
Giancarlo Fisichella has announced his return to Albert Park to take on the opening round of the Australian S5000 Championship at the Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix.
Australian Formula 4 champion Luis Leeds has announced that he will undertake a full season for Garry Rogers Motorsport in the 2020 S5000 championship.
A class of eleven drivers have taken part park in the S5000 pre-season test and filming day at The Bend Motorsport Park ahead of the category’s championship debut at the Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix.
Australian James Davison will join the S5000 series grid at the Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix, ahead of his third consecutive Indianapolis 500 entry.
Reigning Bathurst 1000 winner Alex Premat will make his return to open wheel racing at the Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix, with a one-off appearance in S5000.
Formula 1 race-winner Rubens Barrichello has announced his return to S5000 for 2020, taking part in the two major events for the category
New Zealander Jordan Michels has announced that he will join the Australian Racing Enterprise S5000 team for at least the first two events of 2020.
Zane Goddard has announced that he will add a S5000 drive with Team BRM to his part-time Supercars campaign.
James Golding is the first driver confirmed for the 2020 Australian S5000 Championship, re-joining category manufacturers Garry Rogers Motorsport.
Supercars driver James Golding has taken the first ever S5000 Main Race victory in a shortened 10-lap event after Alex Davison was involved in a massive crash that damaged the circuit’s fencing.
James Golding has taken victory in the 16-lap Qualifying Heat 2 for the S5000 debut at Sandown, with John Martin setting a new track record and Tim Macrow claiming pole position for the Main Race.
Tim Macrow has taken victory in the first ever S5000 race, winning Qualifying Heat 1 at Sandown ahead of John Martin and James Golding.
S5000 promoters, the Australian Racing Group (ARG), have been awarded the tender for a fifth annual event at Mount Panorama, confirming that a S5000 round will be included in the event.
Golding currently drives for Garry Rogers Motorsport in the Supercars Championship, and waited until he could partake in Wednesday’s test to confirm that he felt comfortable in the car before finalising his entry.