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W Series championship leader Jamie Chadwick will start the final race of the season at Brands Hatch Grand Prix from pole position

Beitske Visser has revealed a sensor issue was the reason behind her spending much of the first W Series free practice session at Brands Hatch in the pits

Emma Kimilainen continued her strong W Series form by going fastest in a disrupted second W Series free practice session at Brands Hatch

Emma Kimilainen topped the first W Series free practice session in drying conditions at Brands Hatch, as Beitske Visser ended up slowest after running into problems

Mick Schumacher has said that he was driving “on the edge” in the final laps of the Formula 2 sprint race win at the Hungaroring

Harrison Newey will race in Formula 3 for the first since 2017 this weekend in a Japanese championship round at Sugo

W Series bosses have revealed how their 2019 prize money fund will be distributed as well as detailing initial plans for the 2020 season

W Series is set to hold an additional non-points race using a reversed-grid format for its Assen round this July

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Argentine driver Nicolas Varrone will take part in the Silverstone round of the BRDC British Formula 3 championship in June with the Hillspeed team

W Series leader Jamie Chadwick has joined the Williams Formula 1 team as a development driver

Australian Formula 4 driver Jackson Walls will join Hitech GP for the remainder of the Asian Formula 3 season. Walls – who lies 10th in the Australian F4 standings after…

Dan Ticktum will drive Red Bull Racing’s 2019 Formula 1 car in the post-Bahrain Grand Prix test next week

MP Motorsport has signed IndyCar driver Jordan King and Mahaveer Raghunathan for the upcoming Formula 2 season

Dalton Kellett has joined Juncos Racing for his fourth season in Indy Lights, ending a long-running partnership with Andretti Autosport

Sebastian Alvarez will remain with Double R Racing for a second season in British Formula 4, having finished 12th in the standings as a rookie last year