FIA Formula 3
After a horror crash cut short his 2019 season, Australian Alex Peroni has announced that he will return to the FIA Formula 3 Championship in 2020. The Tasmanian driver made the announcement at a countdown event for the F1 Australian Grand Prix. Alex’s team said “it has been a
FIA Formula 3
Australian Jack Doohan will join the FIA Formula 3 grid after being announced as part of the HWA RACELAB team for 2020 alongside Jake Hughes and Enzo Fittipaldi. The German team joined the Formula 3 championship last season, finishing fifth after one win and three podiums for Jake Hughes. Doohan
British Formula 3
17 year-old Australian Bart Horsten has announced that he will compete in the 2020 BRDC British F3 Championship with Lanan Racing. The Perth native was a race winner in the 2019 British F4 Championship, with a race win at Donington Park, nine other podiums, and fifth place overall in the
F3 Asia
Australian Jack Doohan has won Race 3 of the F3 Asian Championship ahead of Devlin DeFrancesco and Joey Alders. Doohan was on pole for Race 3, with reigning champion Ukyo Sasahara beside him in second. Doohan sped away from the line, while Sasahara lost out to both Joey Alders and
F3 Asia
Dutch driver Joey Alders has won Race 2 of the F3 Asian Championship, followed by Nikita Mazepin and Daniel Cao. Devlin DeFranceso started on pole, having set the fastest lap in Race 1. Alders started in P2 with Ukyo Sasahara and Jack Doohan on the second row. DeFrancesco started well
Toyota Racing Series
The FIA World Motorsport Council has accepted Toyota GAZOO Racing New Zealand’s proposal that the points allocated to the Castrol Toyota Racing Series should be increased. At the December meeting, the FIA announced a raft of changes to Super Licence point allocations, including a decrease for the Formula Renault
F3 Asia
Dutch newcomer Joey Alders has taken Race 1 of the 2019/20 F3 Asian Championship, with Jack Doohan and Devlin DeFrancesco completing the podium. Reigning champion and guest driver Ukyo Sasahara started from pole position after a quick 15-minute qualifying session earlier in the day. behind him, Yu Kuai and
Weekend Preview
Welcome to your Weekend Preview for 14-15 December 2019. Here’s your look at the Aussies and Kiwis who are competing around the world this weekend. The 2019/20 F3 Asian Championship returns to Sepang this weekend for the first round in its new configuration as ‘winter’ series. The championship
WSeries
W Series, the international single-seater championship for female drivers, has signed its first major sponsorship deal with global telecom company ROKiT Phones. The multi-year deal includes branding on all 20 cars and drivers’ overalls, with a celebration livery displayed at the Autosport Awards on Sunday. ROKiT is currently the title
FIA Formula 3
Australians Calan Williams, Jack Doohan, and Oscar Piastri have joined a field of 31 young drivers in a three-day post-season FIA Formula 3 test at Circuit de Valencia. Calan Williams raced in the Toyota Racing Series and Euroformula Open this year, while Jack Doohan, a Red Bull junior driver, has
Australian Formula 3
John Magro is the 2019 Australian Formula 3 Champion after winning all 3 races in the series’ Wakefield Park round, extending his winning streak to 15 victories in a row. Magro took the outright lap record at the circuit as well as extending the record for most consecutive wins in
British Formula 3
Australian Bart Horsten has taken part in a driver evaluation day, supervised by F1 driver George Russell and run by the Lanan Racing BRDC British F3 team, as part of their preparations for the 2020 season. Horsten, who finished fifth overall in British F4 in 2019 said: “It’s been