BRDC Formula 3 was established by ex-Formula 1 driver Jonathan Palmer as a Formula 4 series in 2013, before reviving the famed British F3 name when it upgraded to a faster car for 2016.
Matthew Rees edged his team-mate Joseph Loake to the fastest time of testing ahead of this weekend’s GB3 season opener at Oulton Park.
With a record grid and two overseas rounds, GB3 is set for one its biggest and most thrilling seasons yet in 2023. A field of 25 cars has been confirmed …
James Hedley was fastest by over 0.7 seconds as GB3’s pre-season testing continued at Snetterton this week
Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin was fastest as GB3 and GB4 headed to Donington Park this week for two days of pre-season testing.
Oliver Stewart will race in GB3 with Elite Motorsport for his second year in car racing, having debuted in British Formula 4 in 2022.
Ayato Iwasaki has signed with Elite Motorsport to contest the full GB3 season this year after joining the team late in 2022.
JHR Developments’ Matthew Rees set the fastest lap in GB3’s two-day pre-season test at Oulton Park this week.
FRegional Oceania race-winner David Morales will continue in GB3 this year after securing a switch to JHR Developments.
Chris Dittmann Racing has announced sophomore Zak Taylor as its second signing for the 2023 GB3 season.
McKenzy Cresswell was fastest in the first major GB3 test of 2023, lapping one second faster than last year’s pole time on Silverstone’s GP layout.
GB3’s reigning champion team Hitech GP has signed F4 graduate Michael Shin as the third driver in its 2023 line-up.
Noah Ping has signed with Arden to race in GB3 this year, having originally been set for a campaign in USF2000.
Douglas Motorsport has completed its 2023 GB3 line-up with the signing of Spanish F4 race-winner Tymoteusz Kucharczyk.
Rodin Carlin has completed its three-car 2023 GB3 line-up with Australian racer Costa Toparis.
Chinese F4 champion Gerrard Xie will step up to GB3 this year with Hillspeed, which has started a partnership with rival team Hitech GP.
Douglas Motorsport has added Brazilian Formula 4 runner-up Lucas Staico to its 2023 GB3 line-up.
British F4 race-winner Joseph Loake will spend a third year racing for JHR Developments as he steps up to GB3 with the team.
Douglas Motorsport has announced BRSCC National FF1600 race-winner Shawn Rashid as its first GB3 signing for the 2023 season.
2021 British Formula 4 champion Matthew Rees will continue in GB3 this year for a second season with JHR Developments.
Edward Pearson will step up from British Formula 4 to GB3 this year, completing Fortec Motorsports’ line-up