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Elliot Wood celebrates, and analyses, the success and eventual demise of World Series Formula V8 3.5

World Series Formula V8 3.5 champion Pietro Fittipaldi and Indy Lights racewinner Zachary Claman DeMelo will step up to IndyCar this year, sharing the #19 Dale Coyne Racing car.

Enaam Ahmed has described his admiration for his new European F3 team-mate Alex Palou, touting him as one of the best drivers he’s ever gone against and a ‘hero’ of …

Formula Scout takes a look back at the 2017 Mazda Road to Indy seasons

New Zealand motorsport legend Kenny Smith will contest the Toyota Racing Series finale this weekend at Mansfield, as he aims to win a fourth New Zealand Grand Prix

Daniel Cao closed in on the 2017-18 Formula 4 South East Asia title at Sepang, matching the series win record in the process.

Felipe Drugovich won the MRF Challenge title in the first race at Chennai, although it was Rinus VeeKay and Presley Martono who took the victories.

Felipe Drugovich will follow up his race-winning cameo at the end of 2017 with a full time switch to Euroformula Open this year.

Euroformula Open champion Harrison Scott will move across to America, alongside the RP Motorsport team, to tackle Pro Mazda this year.

Ferdinand Habsburg will remain with Carlin for a second season in the Formula 3 European Championship, with the aim of winning the title.

Guilherme Samaia and Matheus Iorio, the two most recent Brazilian F3 champions, will remain in Euroformula Open for 2018 after securing seats at RP Motorsport and Carlin

Single-seater powerhouse Carlin will not compete in British Formula 4 this year, on the back of its return to Formula 2 and new venture into IndyCar.

BRDC British Formula 3 race-winner Ben Hingeley will step up to the European championship with Hitech GP this season, partnering former rival Enaam Ahmed.

USF2000 frontrunner Kaylen Frederick has joined Pabst Racing Services for the 2018 season.

Enzo Fittipaldi will remain with Prema for a second season in Formula 4 this year.

Jonathan Aberdein, winner of the inaugural UAE F4 season, will step up to European F3 this year with long-time partner Motopark

Car racing debutants Leon Kohler and Caio Collet made an impact on Formula 4 UAE’s first visit of the season to Dubai, which also included a first win for David …

Richard Verschoor kept his Toyota Racing Series title hopes alive by winning the first race at Hampton Downs, assisted by engine issues for championship leader Marcus Armstrong.

Richard Verschoor took pole for the first and third Toyota Racing Series races at Hampton Downs, with championship leader Marcus Armstrong lining up in third and second.

Nicolas Todt’s protege Caio Collet and Moroccan karting sensation Sami Taoufik will make their single-seater debuts in this weekend’s Formula 4 UAE round at Dubai Autodrome.