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Home Formula RegionalFRegional Asian Championship BRDC British F3 contender Ayrton Simmons joins Asian F3

BRDC British F3 contender Ayrton Simmons joins Asian F3

by Ida Wood

Ayrton Simmons will contest the second round of the Asian Formula 3 season at Thailand’s Buriram circuit this weekend, replacing Jordan Dempsey at Pinnacle Motorsport.

The 18-year-old, last year’s British Formula 4 runner-up, is currently third in the BRDC British Formula 3 standings with Chris Dittmann Racing, taking two podiums and a pole at the opening Oulton Park round.

?We?re happy to be back in Buriram and have good memories from the circuit,” said Pinnacle team director John O’Hara.

“This time we now have a revised driver lineup for the F3 Asian weekend, but our goal remains the same.”

Toyota Racing Series and Australian F4 regular Thomas Smith continues in Pinnacle’s other Asian F3 car, with Chinese F4 champion Dempsey losing his seat.

The Irish-licensed Filipino squad is also supporting B-MAX Racing’s entry for W Series driver and Japanese F4 regular Miki Koyama.

Koyama debuted in the championship’s winter series, taking one top 10 finish, and took fastest lap on the way to seventh in the inaugural W Series race at Hockenheim from 17th on the grid.

After the first three Asian F3 races of 2019, Hitech GP’s Ukyo Sasahara currently leads the standings, ahead of Red Bull junior team-mate Jack Doohan and BlackArts Racing’s Brendon Leitch.