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Ross Martin won the second BRSCC National Formula Ford 1600 race at Kirkistown, resisting race-long pressure from Cliff Dempsey Racing pair Jonathan Browne and James Clarke

Oliver Askew took his fourth Indy Lights pole in a row with a 159.918mph average speed for the final oval race of the 2019 season at Gateway Motorsports Park

Michael Eastwell, runner-up in BRSCC National FF1600 last year, marked his championship and racing return with victory at Kirkistown, taking advantage of a series of tense exchanges up-front

Alex Quinn will return to single-seaters with his old British Formula 4 team Arden for the next three rounds of the Formula Renault Eurocup, in place of Sebastian Fernandez

Indy Lights team BN Racing has changed its name to HMD Motorsports ahead of this weekend’s race at the Gateway oval

Alfa Romeo Racing?s development drivers Tatiana Calderon and Juan Manuel Correa will undertake a two-day Formula 1 test session at Paul Ricard on August 23-24

Toyota Racing Series race-winner Artem Petrov will make his oval racing debut at Gateway this weekend alongside Kyle Kirkwood in RP Motorsport’s Indy Pro 2000 line-up

Asian Formula 3 will switch to a winter format for its third season, which will include five rounds taking place across 2019 and 2020

Louis Foster ended his British Formula 4 podium drought at Thruxton, despite initially being reluctant to push the limits

Portugal has become the second nation to declare a driver for the Formula 4 segment of the inaugural Motorsport Games this November, picking karter Guilherme de Oliveira

Japanese Formula 3 will adopt a new car as well as a new name next year, having confirmed it will race with Dallara’s 320 chassis from the 2020 season onwards

Pavel Bulantsev was denied a double Formula 4 SMP win at Moscow Raceway by a last lap move, but looks certain to win the title next month

Sauber junior driver Roman Stanek claimed his second ADAC Formula 4 win in a wet third and final race at the Nurburgring

Ayrton Simmons took his third BRDC British Formula 3 win of the season in the final race of the weekend at Silverstone, defeating his former Formula 4 rival Kiern Jewiss

Sacha Fenestraz became the Japanese Formula 3 champion with a round to spare after the B-MAX Racing with Motopark driver won two of the three races at Twin Ring Motegi

Carter Williams led a JHR Developments 1-2 in the final British Formula 4 race at Thruxton, taking his second win of the weekend

Manuel Maldonado claimed the win in the reversed-grid BRDC British Formula 3 race at a wet Silverstone, as Clement Novalak made the podium to increase his championship lead

Theo Pourchaire further increased his ADAC Formula 4 championship lead with his second win of the Nurburgring weekend in wet conditions

Josh Skelton claimed his second British Formula 4 victory after championship leader Zane Maloney was penalised for a jump start in race two at Thruxton

Sasakorn Chaimongkol claimed a maiden BRDC British F3 victory after fending off Kiern Jewiss in the first race of the weekend at Silverstone