Peter Allen

Sergey Sirotkin has joined Fortec Motorsports for the 2014 Formula Renault 3.5 season.

Arthur Pic has signed with Campos Racing for his first season in the GP2 Series.

Formula BMW Talent Cup winner Robin Hansson leads eight final additions to the entry list for the 2014 Toyota Racing Series, which begins next weekend.

We conclude the year with a look back at GP2’s class of 2013.

We review the drivers from the 2013 season of the GP3 Series, from which Daniil Kvyat emerged as champion and landed his F1 chance.

Sergey Sirotkin has been named as test driver for the Sauber F1 Team for next season, a role he will perform alongside a second campaign in Formula Renault 3.5.

We present our verdict on the ten best drivers in junior single-seater racing in 2013.

Jann Mardenborough will return to the Toyota Racing Series for 2014 to lead the six-car line-up from Giles Motorsport.

The penultimate part of our Top 50 drivers review lists those that made it as far as the top 20.

Antonio Giovinazzi has confirmed that he will race for Carlin in the FIA F3 European Championship next year.

Here is part three of PaddockScout’s countdown of the best 50 drivers of 2013, featuring those we ranked from positions 30 to 21.

Part two of our Top 50 looks at the drivers filling positions 40 to 31.

Raoul Hyman has confirmed he will continue in the BRDC F4 Championship for a second year in 2014, remaining with the HHC Motorsport team.

Matteo Ferrer has signed up to compete in the Toyota Racing Series in early 2014 with the Giles Motorsport team.

This week we are counting down our top 50 drivers from junior single-seater racing in 2013. Part one details those from 50 to 41.

Former British F3 champion Jack Harvey will move to race in the United States next year after signing a deal to compete in Indy Lights.

Dutch racer Dennis van de Laar has joined FIA F3 European Champions Prema Powerteam for the 2014 season.

American youngster Neil Alberico will race in the Toyota Racing Series at the start of next year thanks to the Team USA Scholarship.

Pedro Piquet, the youngest son of triple Formula One world champion Nelson, is the first driver to be officially confirmed for the 2014 Toyota Racing Series, which starts in January.