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Motopark has finalised a six-car line-up for the Formula 3 European Championship this year with the signing of Venezuelan racer Sebastian Fernandez.

Formula Renault Northern European Cup champion Michael Benyahia will race in Euroformula Open this season with RP Motorsport.

Leonardo Lorandi has joined Monisha Kaltenborn’s new KDC Racing team to add an ADAC Formula 4 campaign to his 2018 programme.

Yifei Ye set the quickest time again on the second day of the Formula Renault Eurocup pre-season test at Hockenheim, as rookie Christian Lundgaard impressed.

Ayrton Simmons will remain in British Formula 4 for a third season after securing a seat with the JHR Developments team.

Campos driver Leonardo Pulcini brought ART Grand Prix’s dominance of GP3 pre-season testing to an end by topping the second and final day of running at Jerez.

Rising Kiwi talent Liam Lawson will race for Van Amersfoort Racing in ADAC Formula 4 this season.

The new KDC Racing Formula 4 team established by former Sauber Formula 1 boss Monisha Kaltenborn has signed its first drivers.

Yifei Ye began Formula Renault Eurocup pre-season testing by topping both sessions on day one at Hockenheim.

Volkswagen will not supply the new-look FIA Formula 3 series from next year as the German manufacturer has decided to end its commitment as an F3 engine supplier after 2018.

Anthoine Hubert was fastest again on the first day of the second GP3 pre-season test at Jerez.

Lucas Alecco Roy will spend his second year in racing in his homeland of Germany, having signed to join Van Amersfoort Racing for ADAC Formula 4.

Red Bull junior Dennis Hauger topped British Formula 4’s media day at Rockingham, although only by 0.044 seconds over championship returnee Johnathan Hoggard.

Moroccan karting sensation Sami Taoufik will spend his first year in car racing in Eurocup Formula Renault after signing for Arden Motorsport.

Tom Gamble, the 2017 Ginetta Junior champion, will make the step up to single-seaters in BRDC British Formula 3 this year with Fortec Motorsports.

Rinus VeeKay made it two out of two in the Pro Mazda opener at St. Petersburg, winning a race two which was restarted due to an errant flag waver. The …

Indy Lights race-winner Alex Baron added a USF2000 victory to his CV at St. Petersburg by dominating the second race of the weekend.

Santiago Urrutia capitalised on a mistake by race one winner Patricio O?Ward to take victory and the Indy Lights championship lead at St. Petersburg.

Patricio O?Ward marked his return to Indy Lights with a dominant first win at St. Petersburg, after poleman Aaron Telitz failed to start.

Rinus VeeKay took his and the new Tatuus PM-18 Pro Mazda car’s first win at St. Petersburg as both made their race debuts in the championship.