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.
Callum Voisin was one GB3’s breakout stars in 2022, being top single-seater rookie and setting the pace by the year’s end, leaving Carlin “super impressed”
GB4 runner-up Jarrod Waberski will graduate to GB3 next year with Fortec Motorsports, the team he was a rival of this year.
Red Bull athlete and FFord star Max Esterson will move to Fortec Motorsports for his second season in GB3 next year
Reigning British Formula 4 champion Alex Dunne will remain with Hitech GP for the next step of his career, moving up to the GB3 championship in 2023. Dunne scored a…
John Bennett will move teams to Carlin next year for his second season racing in single-seaters and GB3
New GB3 champion Luke Browning described his 2022 as a “flawless year” after wrapping up the crown at Donington Park last weekend
Hillspeed’s Nick Gilkes claimed victory in the final race of the GB3 season at Donington Park
Hitech GP’s Luke Browning sealed the GB3 crown with a race to spare as Tom Lebbon dominated a thrilling race two on a drying Donington track
Callum Voisin took a lights-to-flag win in race one of the GB3 finale at Donington Park, as Luke Browning grew his points lead by coming second
Callum Voisin topped GB3 qualifying ahead of Tom Lebbon to take pole position for races one and two at the Donington Park season finale
The GB3 championship will race outside of Great Britain twice next year, with Zandvoort and Spa-Francorchamps included on the 2023 calendar
Donington Park hosts the 2022 GB3 title decider this weekend, with a season-long battle between Luke Browning and Joel Granfors being settled
John Bennett was quickest in GB3’s pre-event test at Donington Park, with the title being decided at the circuit this weekend
Elite Motorsport will return to three cars for this weekend’s GB3 championship climax at Donington Park with the signing of Ayato Iwasaki
Branden Lee Oxley scored a maiden GB3 win in a restarted final race of the weekend at Brands Hatch following an early crash
Elite Motorsport’s Tom Lebbon took this third GB3 victory in race two at Brands Hatch, as Luke Browning moved to the top of the standings
Matthew Rees led from start to finish to score his and JHR Developments’ first GB3 win on Brands Hatch’s Grand Prix layout
Tom Lebbon was fastest in GB3 qualifying at Brands Hatch, but a grid penalty from the previous round demotes him to sixth for race one
Carlin’s Callum Voisin led GB3 practice on Brands Hatch’s Grand Prix layout, but caused the Saturday morning session to end early by crashing
Arden’s David Morales was the pace-setter in Friday’s GB3 test on Brands Hatch’s Indy layout, while Jarrod Waberski was fastest in GB4