Nicolas Todt has a strong record when supporting young drivers. His Italian protege Gabriele Mini was star rookie in F4, and now moves to F3
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The lack of isolation space for international drivers means Kiwis will fill the Toyota Racing Series grid. Formula Scout runs through them
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Nikita Mazepin has achieved the results needed to secure an F1 drive for 2021. But the increasing influence of drivers with extreme wealth must still be questioned
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The UK’s EU departure is complete, meaning the the loss of freedom of movement will now be felt fully. Formula Scout analyses what’s next
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Piers Hunnisett started off as a driver, before moving into management in Asia. Several of his prodigies have gone on to make racing history
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As Lewis Hamilton turns 36, we look back at his first days in junior single-seaters in FR2.0 UK in 2001
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This year F2 makes a bold shake-up of its weekend schedule to have three races at each round. Triple-headers at this level is a rarity, but it wasn’t always
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Single-seater racing’s third tier has become multi-faceted in recent years. This is a guide to what ‘F3’ is today, and where you can find it
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Presenting the final part of our countdown: The top 10 junior single-seater racers of 2020 according to the Formula Scout writers
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Find out who makes the penultimate section of our list celebrating the best junior single-seater drivers of this year
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We continue to chart the year’s best junior single-seater drivers in part three of the Top 50
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Six of this year’s junior single-seater champions feature in part two of our countdown of the season’s best drivers
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Kicking off our 10th annual countdown of the junior single-seater drivers whose performances have impressed our writers the most over the year
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Here are 10 young karting stars whose performances caught the eye of Formula Scout in 2020
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Every year, some of junior single-seaters’ top drivers are handed professional opportunities. This is the graduate class of 2019
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Formula Scout covered Super Formula this year as more junior talents entered as a way to F1. But it was a series icon that won the title – here’s how
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F4 is now established as a home future single-seater stars. In 2020 drivers across the globe made an impact in the category
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With less races able to take place, entry lists grew at the events that could run in the Formula Ford world in 2020
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The Formula Renault Eurocup was as strong as ever this year, and its fellow French-engined series also had a bit of a renaissance
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The second Formula Regional Europe season was just as light on entries as 2019 was, but it wasn’t short of noteworthy drives