Formula Masters China

KCMG driver James Munro kept his indomitable 100 percent record alive in the 2014 Formula Masters China season by taking his sixth straight win in the first race of the weekend at Inje.

Hong Kong driver Matthew Solomon took Eurasia Motorsport’s first pole position of the Formula Masters China Series season at Inje, while championship leader James Munro took pole position for race three.

Championship leader James Munro got off to a fine start in the third round of the Formula Masters China series at Inje, by going fastest in the Friday morning practice session.

KCMG driver James Munro completed yet another clean sweep with a victory in race three at Shanghai, thus taking his fifth victory of the season and maintaining a perfect 100 % record.

KCMG driver James Munro continued his unbeaten run of form and picked up his fourth win on the trot with yet another convincing victory from pole.

James Munro took his third win out of three races this season on Sunday morning with a commanding drive from pole.

Championship leader and practice pacesetter James Munro managed to beat teammate Dan Wells to take pole position for races one and three at the Shanghai International Circuit.

Formula Masters China championship leader James Munro topped the official free practice session on Friday at the Shanghai International Circuit, leading his teammate Dan Wells in a KCMG 1-2.

A continuation of the appalling conditions that affected the second Formula Masters China race at Zhuhai on Saturday have led race three on Sunday morning to be postponed to later in the year.

KCMG’s James Munro managed to secure a second victory in as many races with a commanding victory in a wet race two at Zhuhai.

KCMG’s James Munro became the first winner of the 2014 Formula Masters China series season in race one at Zhuhai.

KCMG’s Matthew Swanepoel dominated Friday qualifying and ended up grabbing double pole for the Formula Masters China Series season opener at Zhuhai.

The Formula Masters China series has seen the addition of eleven more drivers to its roster, bringing the total tally of those signed to 18.

2012 Formula Pilota China runner-up Dan Wells has announced that he will return to the series, now known as Formula Masters China, in 2014 with KCMG Motorsport

South African driver Mandla Mdakane will race for defending teams’ champions Meritus GP in the 2014 Formula Masters China Series season, it has been confirmed.

Defending teams’ champions Meritus GP have signed on Indonesian driver Andersen Martono for the 2014 Formula Masters China season.

New Zealander James Munro will drive for KCMG in the 2014 Formula Masters China series season, the Hong Kong-based team have confirmed.

Hong Kong-based team KCMG have signed South African driver Matthew Swanepoel for the 2014 Formula Masters China season.

Former Formula Masters China teams’ champions Eurasia Motorsport have signed on Chinese drivers Bo Yuan and Kevin Pu Jun Jin for the 2014 season.

Hong Kong teenager Matthew Solomon has announced that he will return for a second season in Formula Masters China with Eurasia Motorsport.