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Kiwi Callum Hedge has taken a lights-to-flag victory in the Toyota Formula Regional Oceania opener at Highlands. After setting the track ablaze when he qualified seven-tenths clear of the rest of the field in qualifying, the 18-year-old was well clear of the field before the race finished behind the safety
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Three years after the last full-strength international edition of the Toyota Racing Series, the category is set with a new name and packed grid. The Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship begins this weekend at Highlands Motorsport Park, an hour from Queenstown on New Zealand's South Island. A
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Fox Sports will broadcast the 2023 Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series in Australia, with live streaming on Kayo. The Toyota FR Oceania series will headline broadcasts of the 2023 Super Sprint MotorSport New Zealand championship. “This is a significant milestone in our journey of getting New Zealand’s premier motorsport
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United Arab Emirates Formula 4 champion Charlie Wurz will contest the Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. Son of Former F1 racer Alexander Wurz, Charlie took out the 2022 UAE F4 title before finishing fourth in the Italian F4 championship. The Austrian driver will join M2 Competition alongside Kiwi Callum Hedge
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Indy NXT racer Jacob Abel will make his international debut in the Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. The 21-year-old comes with a wealth of experience in his open-wheel career, having progressed up the Road To Indy ladder from USF2000 to Indy Pro 2000 and into Indy Lights, as well as
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Kiwi Formula Ford driver Liam Sceats will race in the 2023 Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. The 17-year-old joins the growing grid with M2 Competition after cementing his place as a rising star in New Zealand Formula Ford. Sceats was third overall in the 2022 New Zealand FF1600 competition
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Kiwi James Penrose will race for title sponsor Castrol in the 2023 Toyota Formula Regional Oceania series. The 26-year-old won the role of Castrol Ambassador for the 2022 New Zealand Grand Prix but was unable to compete due to New Zealand's COVID-19 restrictions. Penrose beat out the field
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The Toyota Racing Series will race under the Formula Regional Oceania banner from 2023 onwards. The new title cements the position of the championship on the FIA pathway to Formula 1, with Formula Regional (FR) series sitting directly below FIA Formula 3. "The new status of the Castrol Toyota
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Tom McLennan has become the first Australian to sign up for the 2023 Toyota Racing Series. The 17-year-old from Brisbane has raced in Formula Ford and the Porsche Michelin Sprint Challenge after making the step up from karting. He took a win and two podiums in the 2021 Queensland Formula
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Brazilian Lucas Fecury has been announced as the first driver of the 2023 Toyota Racing Series. Fecury's entry is a sign of the recovery in New Zealand motorsport, with the TRS to run its first full season since 2020 complete with international competitors. “I am very excited to
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The Toyota Racing Series will visit five circuits in 2023 and remains hopeful for a field of twenty cars in its first full year since the COVID pandemic. Toyota Gazoo Racing New Zealand has announced a five-week run through January and February 2023, with two rounds in the South Island
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New Zealand Formula Ford champion James Penrose has won a fully-funded drive in the 2022 New Zealand Grand Prix. The twenty-five year-old is the first entrant for the Grand Prix after winning the Castrol-sponsored seat. Sixty-six drivers applied for the drive, with a short list of seven announced in November.