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Rinus VeeKay took his and the new Tatuus PM-18 Pro Mazda car’s first win at St. Petersburg as both made their race debuts in the championship.

Belardi Auto Racing driver Aaron Telitz took the opening pole of the Indy Lights season for a second year running at St. Petersburg, with Patricio O’Ward once again going second …

British Formula 4 Challenge Cup runner-up Harry Webb will step up to BRDC British Formula 3 this season with Chris Dittmann Racing.

Mygale Cars, a French firm that has been making junior single-seater cars since 1989, has decided to re-enter the Formula 3 sphere for the first time since its Italian F3 …

The Mazda Road to Indy kicks off again at St. Petersburg this weekend. Formula Scout looks at the drivers to watch, and those who may be appearing on the MRTI …

Eliseo Martinez will switch from Euroformula Open to the Formula Renault Eurocup for his second season in single-seaters, after signing with AVF.

Jannes Fittje will return to Euroformula Open this season, moving from RP Motorsport to Drivex School.

Formulino E, the first ever junior single-seater car to be powered by electricity, will likely feature in its own championship by 2020.

Team Pelfrey will be fielding Neil Alberico and Shelby Blackstock at this weekend’s Indy Lights opener, bringing the grid at St. Petersburg up to 10 cars.

Macau Grand Prix winner Dan Ticktum will take over from the ill Nicholas Latifi at DAMS for Formula 2 testing at Paul Ricard this week, sharing driving duties with former …

Current British Formula 4 champion Jamie Caroline has secured a drive in USF2000 with BN Racing this year, despite previously claiming he did not have the funds to race this …

Double R Racing has signed Mexican karter Sebastian Alvarez as its first driver for the 2018 British Formula 4 season.

Last year’s SMP and Spanish Formula 4 runner-up Bent Viscaal made the step up to Formula 3 in style in the Euroformula Open Winter Series at Paul Ricard, winning both …

Cameron Das will drive for Carlin in Euroformula Open this year, his first full season in the championship.

Andretti Autosport’s Ryan Norman and Belardi Auto Racing’s Santiago Urrutia topped Indy Lights testing at Homestead-Miami Speedway, with running on both the oval and road course.

USF2000 champion Oliver Askew will continue with Cape Motorsports as he makes the step up to Pro Mazda.

Second year driver Carlos Cunha topped the opening 2018 Pro Mazda test on the Homestead-Miami Speedway road course, with Italian team RP Motorsport making its American debut.

Mucke Motorsport driver William Alatalo overshadowed the Formula 4 UAE title battle at Yas Marina, winning twice in his second weekend in the championship.

Canadian karter Antonio Serravalle will compete in Pro Mazda this year as he makes his single-seater debut.

Ex-Force India Formula 1 test driver Alfonso Celis has switched to Indy Lights as part of an expanded line-up at Juncos Racing that also includes Pro Mazda champion Victor Franzoni.