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Ex-Sauber Formula 1 team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has set up her own Formula 4 team, which will compete in the German and Italian series this year.

Hampus Ericsson, the younger brother of Formula 1 driver Marcus, will continue driving in British Formula 4 for a second season this year with Fortec Motorsports.

Ma-con Motorsport will make a surprise return to European Formula 3 this season after four years away, bringing ADAC Formula 4 race-winner Julian Hanses into the series.

Formula 2’s new car, the Dallara F2 2018, made its first appearance at the hands of the teams in a snowy shakedown test at Magny-Cours today.

Karter Phil Hill and new team Anders Motorsport will join together to take on the Formula Renault Northern European Cup this year.

The first drivers have been revealed for the 2018 SMP Formula 4 North European Zone season.

Carlin will expand to five cars for the 2018 European Formula 3 season with the signing of Euroformula Open runner-up Nikita Troitskiy.

Red Bull junior Dennis Hauger and Ginetta Junior graduate Keirn Jewiss topped the two British Formula 4 test sessions held at Brands Hatch.

Maximilian Gunther will continue his rivalry with European F3 champion Lando Norris by joining him on the Formula 2 grid this year.

Dutch karter Joey Alders will graduate to car racing this year after securing an ADAC Formula 4 drive with Van Amsersfoort Racing.

Mick Schumacher will continue with Prema in his second season in the Formula 3 European Championship as the Italian squad expands to run five cars.

Alexander Vartanyan will contest his second season in Formula Renault Eurocup with Arden Motorsport.

Linus Lundqvist will make a full-time move up into the BRDC British Formula 3 Championship with Double R Racing this year.

SMP-supported Alexander Smolyar will step up to Formula Renault this year with Tech 1 Racing.

Robert Shwartzman snatched the Toyota Racing Series title from Ferrari stable-mate Marcus Armstrong in a dramatic twist heading onto the last lap of the New Zealand Grand Prix.

Brendon Leitch won the penultimate race of the 2018 Toyota Racing Series while Robert Shwartzman and Richard Verschoor further closed the gap to points leader Marcus Armstrong.

The famed Winfield Racing School scholarship returns next week when 18 drivers will compete for a supported season in French F4.

Richard Verschoor closed the gap to the top of the standings with his fifth win of the Toyota Racing Series in the opening race of the season finale.

Richard Verschoor claimed both pole positions ahead of the final round of the Toyota Racing Series at Manfeild.

Lukas Dunner, who’s looked after by the same person as countryman Ferdinand Habsurg, will step up to F3 this year with Drivex.