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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
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Race 6 of the F3 Asian Championship at Chang International circuit was taken by Hitech GP’s Ukyo Sasahara in another lights-to-flag victory. Australian Jack Doohan started second, and as the two teammates battled into the first corner, Eshan Pieris briefly joined the three-way battle. The two leaders quickly pulled
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16-year-old Australian Jack Doohan has taken out Race 5 of the F3 Asian Championship, defeating his championship-leading teammate at Buriram. Ukyo Sasahara lead from pole into Turn 1 as Doohan battled with Eshan Pieris who had started in fourth. Doohan was able to hold off the Sri Lankan and chase
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Japan’s Ukyo Sasahara took a flawless first-place finish in the opening race of Round 2 of the F3 Asian Championship at Buriram, Thailand, ahead of Australian Jack Doohan and China’s Daniel Cao. Sasahara worked hard to hold off his Hitech GP teammate Doohan on the opening lap, as
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Australian Jack Doohan started the second race of the F3 Asian Championship with his nose pointed at polesitter Ukyo Sasahara, but was unable to catch him off the start as both stormed away from the chasing pack into the first corner. Behind them, Eshan Pieris and Tomoki Takahashi pushed through
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Absolute Racing’s Daniel Cao was unable to capitalise on his pole position in the opening race of the 2019 F3 Asian Championship season in Sepang, with second- and third-place starters Ukyo Sasahara and Australian Jack Doohan swamping him off the start. The Chinese driver said a poor warm-up lap