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Australian Oscar Piastri has won the FIA Formula 3 Championship, ahead of Théo Pourchaire and Logan Sargeant. The trio went into the race with Piastri and Sargeant level on points, before Sargeant retired from the race after a crash on Lap 1. 🏆 OSCAR PIASTRI IS FORMULA 3 CHAMPION! 🏆#TuscanGP 🇮🇹 #F3
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Frederik Vesti has taken his third victory of the FIA Formula 3 season in Mugello, followed by Jake Hughes and Théo Pourchaire—as the title fight narrows between Oscar Piastri and Logan Sargeant. Lirim Zendeli got off the line ahead of Jake Hughes, but couldn’t match the pace of
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Australian championship contender Oscar Piastri says his eleventh-place qualifying—which will be converted to sixteenth after a five-place penalty, was “far from ideal.” The Australian says he will work his way to the top 10, aiming for a better result in Sunday’s reverse-grid race. “We saw last week that
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Six drivers are still in with a chance ahead of the final round of the FIA Formula 3 Championship at Mugello. This season has shown how intensely competitive the thirty-car field can be. Nine different drivers have taken race victories—with no driver taking no more than two wins, so
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Melbourne teenager Oscar Piastri can take out the Formula 3 championship this weekend, and here's why he has the edge. Read the full analysis piece at Wide World of Sports.
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Liam Lawson has lost his second place finish, while rivals Oscar Piastri and Logan Sargeant will take grid-drops into the championship decider at Mugello, after a savage round of FIA Formula 3 post-race penalties. Five different drivers were penalised following Race 2 at Monza: Liam Lawson, Bent Viscaal, Clément Novalak,
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Jake Hughes has taken victory in Race 2 of the FIA Formula 3 weekend at Monza, ahead of Liam Lawson and Theo Pourchaire, as chaos reigned in the championship battle between Oscar Piastri and Logan Sargeant. Michael Belov took pole position for the reverse-grid outing but stumbled off the line,
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Australian Oscar Piastri has taken the lead of the FIA Formula 3 Championship after a stellar recovery drive in Monza from P15 to a third-place finish. The Renault Academy driver was demoted to P15 on the starting grid after a raft of post-session penalties after Qualifying, and declared Saturday as
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Frederik Vesti has taken his second win of the FIA Formula 3 season, ahead of Theo Pourchaire and Oscar Piastri. A rush of post-session penalties saw kiwi Liam Lawson start from pole on Saturday in Monza, with Matteo Nannini and Jake Hughes challenging him for position into Turn 1. Lawson,
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Italian powerhouse PREMA has won the FIA Formula 3 Team Championship—dominating the competition for the second year since the series formation. Drivers Oscar Piastri, Frederik Vesti, and Logan Sargeant took the team to victory in the eighth of nine rounds, with an unassailable total of 429.5 points. 2
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Oscar Piastri has won Race 2 of the FIA Formula 3 race weekend in Barcelona, ahead of Alex Peroni and Matteo Nannini. Nannini started on pole, but suffered from wheelspin and was quickly swallowed by the chasing pack at the start. Richard Verschoor went wheel-to-wheel with Nannini in a drag
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Jake Hughes has won Race 1 of the FIA Formula 3 weekend in Barcelona, ahead of kiwi Liam Lawson and championship leader Logan Sargeant. American championship leader Logan Sargeant qualified on pole for Saturday’s race, and held his lead at the start, as rival Oscar Piastri, one point behind