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On this day 54 years ago, a Formula 3 race in south London encapsulated the 1970s impact on motorsport to a tee.

Team FSP’s Marius Kristiansen moved into the Nordic Championship Formula lead with victory in the final race at Karlskoga.

Mads Hoe took his Formula 5 car to victory in all three Formula Nordic races at Anderstorp in Sweden.

When McLaren was looking to support its growing roster of junior drivers – such as Alex Dunne – it turned to Warren Hughes.

To mark the 40th anniversary of her French F3 victory, Cathy Muller joined the Formula Scout podcast to discuss her varied career

Leonardo Fornaroli became 2024 FIA F3 champion without a win. Who else has had victory-free titles in junior single-seater history?

Nordic 4 returned to Sweden and reunited with Formula Nordic for an action-packed fifth round of the season at Falkenberg.

Nordic 4 headed to Sweden for its third round, and its races at Karlskoga were run in conjunction with the FR1.6-spec Formula Nordic.

Max Verstappen debuted in F3 on this day in 2014. By August he had a F1 seat for 2015. What if Red Bull hadn’t been able to offer that?

Prema started off in 1984, and became a title-winner in 1990. Staying on top was difficult over the next 20 years, but the team is now a dominant force

Opportunities for women racing single-seaters are more plentiful than ever. Back in the 1980s and ’90s it was very different, as Ellen Lohr explains on this week’s podcast.

Ryan Briscoe was the first driver to win a single-seater title for Prema in 2001, then became the team’s first two-time champion two years later.

Gil de Ferran, 1992 British Formula 3 champion, double IndyCar champion and winner of the 2003 Indianapolis 500, has died.

Some champions win lots, others rely on consistent scoring like Theo Pourchaire in 2023. Are there impressive examples of the latter approach?

Danish Formula 4 will be renamed Nordic 4 next year as it continues its alliance with the Formula Renault 1.6-spec Formula Nordic series.

Marc Gene remembers how the 1998 Euro Open by Nissan title he conquered 25 years ago today earned him a spot on the Formula 1 grid.

In its 30th season, Jenzer Motorsport is still proudly independent and family-run, an old-school racing team. Andreas Jenzer and wife Esther are passionate as ever about motorsport, particularly junior single-seaters…

Team BAR’s Mikkel Pedersen pipped MP Racing’s Magnus Pedersen to the Danish Formula 4 title in the final round at Jyllandsringen.

La primera alineación de pilotos de Campos Racing rinde homenaje a Adrián Campos mientras su equipo celebra su 25 aniversario

Campos Racing’s first driver line-up pay tribute to Adrian Campos as his team celebrates its 25th anniversary