Weekend Preview
Welcome to your Weekend Preview for 24-25 August 2019. Here’s your look at the Aussies who are competing around the world this weekend. When we last saw Aussie teenager Josh Smith, he was on a high. He had just taken out the fourth round of the Formula 4 South
F3 Asia
The F3 Asian Championship certified by FIA has announced its schedule for the 2019/20 season, its first as an official ‘Winter’ series. The five-round, 15-race series will run from December 2019 to February 2020, at four different circuits across the Middle East and South East Asia. The move to
S5000
The Australian Racing Group (ARG), promoters of both TCR Australia and S5000, have announced that series manufacturer Garry Rogers Motorsport (GRM) is now ready to take orders and arrange lease deals for the inaugural S5000 season. ARG are billing the new open-wheel series as “Australia’s fastest motorsport category”, and
Toyota Racing Series
The Castrol Toyota Racing Series (TRS) and Toyota GAZOO Racing New Zealand have welcomed a change to the FIA Super Licence system which means drivers can now collect points towards a Formula 1 drive from two different categories per year, given that the two do not overlap. The FIA World
The FIA has published the June decisions of the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC), which include the announcement of a new ‘international, multidisciplinary sporting event”: the Motorsport Games. The FIA press release reads as follows: The Council approved the ‘FIA Motorsport Games’, a new international, multidisciplinary sporting event that will
Formula 4 SEA
Australian Josh Smith has taken the overall victory in Round 4 of the Formula 4 SEA Championship — fueled by Petron - at Buriram International Circuit, with one race victory and three second-place finishes. Smith said: It was a perfect week for me, I finished in the top two in every
British Formula 4
Australian Bart Horsten has jumped to fourth in the F4 British Championship certified by FIA — powered by Ford EcoBoost after taking two podium positions in an interrupted race weekend at Croft Circuit in Yorkshire. The Arden Motorsport driver had achieved a race win and two podium finishes coming into the
Euroformula Open
New Zealander Liam Lawson, alongside teammate Yuki Tsunoda, and Team Motopark boss Timo Rumpfkeil, have spoken to Formula Scout about the clash at Spa this weekend that cost the team a points haul and an almost-certain podium sweep of the round. Lawson said: “We’ve been struggling all weekend with
Euroformula Open
Japanese driver Marino Sato has extended his Euroformula Open lead with his second victory of the race weekend at Spa-Francorchamps. Sato now sits clear of his rivals atop of the championship leaderboard on 158 points, clear of teammates Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda, on 104 and 98 points respectively. Team
Australian Formula 4
Luis Leeds has taken both round victories in the first double-header of the 2019 CAMS PAYCE Australian Formula 4 Championship, extending his championship lead with a win in the final race of the weekend at Phillip Island. Leeds said “the team have done an incredible job, I’ve been working
Euroformula Open
Australian Calan Williams shared this stunning vision on Instagram from the first race of the Euroformula Open weekend at Spa: View this post on Instagram My new all-time favourite overtaking move! #calanwilliamsracing #eaurouge #spa #efopen #perthsportlife #performancewithoutcompromise #lazersafe (vision with permission of @euroformula_open ) A post shared by Calan Williams
Euroformula Open
Marino Sato has taken a dominant victory in the first Euroformula Open race at Spa-Francorchamps, leading teammates Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson to an all-Motopark podium. Japanese driver Marino Sato started from pole alongside countryman Yuki Tsunoda, with Australian Jack Doohan in third and Austrian Lukas Dunner in fourth. Sato