There are changes at several teams for this weekend’s FRAC round on Dubai Autodrome’s Grand Prix layout, with new and returning drivers
Formula Regional
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Paraguay’s Joshua Duerksen is graduating to Formula Regional European Championship with Arden after three years in Formula 4
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Mac Clark will contest a dual programme this year as he joins Future Star Racing in FRegional Americas in addition to racing in USF Juniors
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The next two FRegional Americas champions will recieve Honda-funded scholarships to race in Super Formula, it has been announced
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R-ace GP has announced Lorenzo Fluxa, who is currently one of its drivers in FRAC, will be part of its FREC line-up later this year
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Monolite Racing will add an extra car to its FREC programme this year, with Pietro Armanni signed as the first driver in its expanded line-up
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Mumbai Falcons completed a hat-trick in round three of the Formula Regional Asian Championship after Arthur Leclerc battled through to win
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Dino Beganovic won the reversed grid FRAC race on Dubai Autodrome’s Grand Prix layout from eighth on the grid in a dominant performance
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Mumbai Falcons took a podium lockout as Sebastian Montoya won the first Formula Regional Asian race at Dubai Autodrome
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Sebastian Montoya and Dilano van’t Hoff took the poles as FRegional Asian took to Dubai Autodrome’s longer Grand Prix layout
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Evans GP’s Formula Regional Asian Championship line-up has grown this weekend, with its main team expanding to four cars
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French talents Hadrien David and Esteban Masson will participate in FREC this year, France’s motorsport governing body the FFSA has confirmed
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Nicolas Baptiste will step up to FRegional European this year with FA Racing, after 29 races in F4 over two years
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Hadrien David signed off his time in Formula Regional Asian with a second win of the weekend at Dubai, once again fending off Pepe Marti
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Arthur Leclerc won the second Formula Regional Asian race of the weekend at Dubai Autodrome ahead of Mumbai Falcons team-mate Dino Beganovic
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Hadrien David has taken his maiden Formula Regional Asian win, earned by passing around the outside of Sebastian Montoya for the lead
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Hadrien David will start from second and first for races one and three of what is scheduled to be his last FRAC appearance at Dubai Autodrome
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Damage from a crash in the FRegional Asian opener has ruled Evans GP’s Cem Bolukbasi out of the second round of the season at Dubai
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W Series has announced it will continue to be one of F1’s supports, with its 2022 season starting with a race on Miami’s new ‘street’ circuit
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Pierre-Louis Chovet will be back in single-seaters this weekend, as he joins FRegional Asian’s grid after being 2021 series runner-up