Formula Winter Series attracted a grid of 38 cars for round three at Aragon, and race three winner James Egozi was the big story of the event
Formula 4
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Arthur Rogeon will switch teams to Rodin Motorsport for his second season in GB3, despite signing a two-year deal with Chris Dittmann Racing.
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Campos Racing has confirmed Nerea Marti will remain with the team for a second F1 Academy season.
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Cram Motorsport has announced it will return to the Italian Formula 4 championship this year after a year out.
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Nicolas Todt’s protege Jack Beeton has been signed by US Racing to drive in Euro 4, Formula Winter Series and Italian Formula 4 this year.
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British Formula 4 race-winner James Higgins will remain in the championhip for 2024, and he will switch teams to Rodin Motorsport.
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Reigning Formula 4 Central European Zone champion Ethan Ischer will remain with Jenzer Motorsport and in F4 for this year.
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Formula 1600 star Callum Baxter will move into slicks-and-wings racing this year as he joins Graham Brunton Racing in GB4.
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F1 Academy race-winner Jessica Edgar will stay in the all-female Formula 4 series for a second season with Rodin Motorsport.
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ART Grand Prix has completed its F1 Academy line-up by signing Ferrari junior Aurelia Nobels.
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Griffin Peebles moved into the Formula Winter Series points lead in round two at Valencia, which was marked by track limits and timing issues
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Rashid Al Dhaheri won the Formula 4 United Arab Emirates season finale at Dubai Autodrome, as Freddie Slater took the title.
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R-ace GP’s Enzo Deligny won Formula 4 UAE’s reversed-grid race at Dubai Autodrome, which was helped by being penalised the previous day.
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The F4 UAE title battle reduced from seven to five contenders following race one at Dubai Autodrome, which was won by Kean Nakamura Berta.
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Mumbai Falcons’ Kean Nakamura Berta was fastest in both of the qualifying sessions for the F4 UAE season finale at Dubai Autodrome.
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Lola Lovinfosse has joined Rodin Motorsport for her fourth year in Formula 4, which will be spent in the all-female F1 Academy series.
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Joel Bergstrom will make the move into single-seater racing this year with JHR Developments in British Formula 4.
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Noah Ping will remain with the rebranded Velocity Racing Development Racing by Arden team for his sophomore GB3 season.
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There were three different winners in a wet and wild opening Formula Winter Series round at Jerez this weekend.
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Rashid Al Dhaheri took his first Formula 4 United Arab Emirates win in a dramatic race at Yas Marina Circuit held in mixed conditions.