Josh Suttill gives his top 10 Formula 2 drivers at the end of a thrilling season that produced three new Formula 1 drivers for 2019.
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Who made a positive impression during the final year of GP3? Josh Suttill provides his top 10.
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Lucas Auer to return to Toyota Racing Series for single-seater comeback
by Peter Allenby Peter AllenLucas Auer will make his competitive single-seater comeback by returning to the Toyota Racing Series next month.
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Two new FIA-backed continental Formula 3 championships appeared on the scene in 2018, joining the list of series across the globe, from Australia to Italy
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Red Bull will promote karter and junior team member Jonny Edgar to Formula 4 in 2019 with Jenzer Motorsport.
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Formula European Masters has provisionally received entries for 16 cars from six teams to compete in the rebranded series next year.
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Victor Martins will remain in the Formula Renault Eurocup for a second season in 2019, switching to the MP Motorsport team.
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ART Grand Prix co-founder Nicolas Todt has sold his stake in the team to its other shareholders.
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Sacha Fenestraz loses Renault academy status and looks to Japan for 2019
by Peter Allenby Peter AllenMacau Grand Prix podium finisher Sacha Fenestraz has lost his place on the Renault Sport Academy and is looking to Japan for his next step.
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Once junior single-seaters’ hottest talent, it took some time in the wild before Jean-Eric Vergne was top of the world
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David Beckmann has landed an ART Grand Prix seat for the new FIA Formula 3 Championship.
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Sergio Sette Camara has completed a move to DAMS for the 2019 Formula 2 season.
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Sophia Floersch to continue in Formula European Masters on return from injury
by Peter Allenby Peter AllenSophia Floersch will resume racing in the renamed Formula European Masters with Van Amersfoort Racing when she returns to competition following her Macau crash.
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IndyCar support series Pro Mazda will be renamed ‘Indy Pro 2000’ next year as Mazda cuts its sponsorship of the Road to Indy ladder.
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This year’s Formula Renault Eurocup was largely dominated by the French marque’s own proteges, but an Italian underdog was a frequent thorn in their side. Peter Allen profiles Lorenzo Colombo.
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The Formula Renault Eurocup will visit Abu Dhabi for the first time next year for its season finale.
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Nicholas Latifi will continue to race for the DAMS Formula 2 team for a fourth season in 2019.
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The Pau Grand Prix will run for Formula 3 machinery again next year, having been added to the 2019 Euroformula Open calendar.
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Josef Kaufmann Racing has ended its highly-successful stint in the Formula Renault Eurocup, citing uncertainty around the championship’s new direction.
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Giuliano Alesi will step up to Formula 2 next season with Trident.