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DEForce Racing’s Nicola Giaffone claimed his maiden USF2000 pole in qualifying for the Freedom 75 at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

Exclusive Autosport’s Braden Eves was fastest in pre-event testing for USF Pro 2000’s sole oval race of the season, the Freedom 90.

The FREC paddock returned to Spa-Francorchamps today for the first time since Dilano van’t Hoff’s death in a race last year for a day of testing.

ART Grand Prix’s Victor Martins was fastest in Formula 2 free practice in Monaco, which took place on a wet track.

Bryce Aron is stepping down from Indy Nxt to USF Pro 2000 this weekend to making his oval racing debut at Lucas Oil Raceway.

Jenzer has announced that James Hedley will take the place of Matias Zagazeta in its FIA F3 line-up for this weekend’s round in Monaco.

The calendars for the 2025 Formula 2 and the FIA Formula 3 Championship seasons have been announced.

The Macau GP will run for Formula Regional cars from 2024 onwards, replacing Formula 3 as the category of cars used for the prestigious race. 

Imola has new gravel traps, and in F1’s support paddock this weekend there has been split views on the impact of losing some asphalt run-off.

F2 is open to expanding its car count in the future, while F3 will never exceed its current 30-car grid size according to the promoter of both

USF Pro 2000 and USF2000 both tested at Road America on Monday, ahead of racing at the track next month.

US F4’s switch to Gen2 chassis began at Road America this weekend, but the old cars were still in action in the sister Ligier JS F4 Series.

Titus Sherlock won two races out of three in FRegional Americas round two at Road America, but team-mate Ryan Shehan took the points lead.

MP Motorsport pair Owen Tangavelou and Bruno del Pino were the winners in Eurocup-3’s second round at the Red Bull Ring.

PHM Racing’s Andrej Petrovic, Maximilian Popov and Kamal Mrad won in F4 CEZ at the Red Bull Ring as Jenzer’s Oscar Wurz grew his points lead.

The Super Formula Lights season began at Autopolis this weekend, and Seita Nonaka emerged as the points leader after the first three races.

Taylor Barnard thought he had scored his first F2 points when he met the chequered flag in seventh place in the Imola sprint race, but he has now been disqualified.

Hitech GP’s Paul Aron set the pace in Formula 2 practice at Imola, which ended seven minutes early due to Prema’s Ollie Bearman crashing out.

Campos Racing’s Oliver Goethe was fastest in FIA Formula 3 Championship practice at Imola by 0.32 seconds.

Liam McNeilly was going fastest in USF Juniors testing as it was announced he will return to racing on the other side of the Atlantic next week.