Formula 2 runner-up Artem Markelov will return to the championship this year with Russian Time.
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Honda has placed a second young protege in Formula 2 for the 2018 season, with Tadasuke Makino stepping up from Formula 3 to race for Russian Time.
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Billy Monger returns to single-seaters with test in Carlin BRDC British F3 car
by Ida Woodby Ida WoodBilly Monger has completed his first test in a single-seater car since his British Formula 4 crash that led to him losing both of his lower legs.
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Elliot Wood celebrates, and analyses, the success and eventual demise of World Series Formula V8 3.5
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World Series Formula V8 3.5 champion Pietro Fittipaldi and Indy Lights racewinner Zachary Claman DeMelo will step up to IndyCar this year, sharing the #19 Dale Coyne Racing car.
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Giuliano Alesi will continue with the Trident GP3 team for a third straight year in 2018.
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Enaam Ahmed has described his admiration for his new European F3 team-mate Alex Palou, touting him as one of the best drivers he’s ever gone against and a ‘hero’ of …
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New Zealand motorsport legend Kenny Smith will contest the Toyota Racing Series finale this weekend at Mansfield, as he aims to win a fourth New Zealand Grand Prix
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Schumacher closes on F4 UAE points lead as Collet shines at Yas Marina
by Josh Suttillby Josh SuttillDavid Schumacher moved into second in the 2017-18 Formula 4 UAE standings with two wins on the championship’s third visit to Yas Marina, while Nicolas Todt protege Caio Collet took …
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New Ferrari recruit Petecof to race in both Italian and German F4 for Prema
by Peter Allenby Peter AllenNew Ferrari Driver Academy recruit Gianluca Petecof is to contest both the Italian and German Formula 4 championships in his first season of car racing with Prema.
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Daniel Cao closed in on the 2017-18 Formula 4 South East Asia title at Sepang, matching the series win record in the process.
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MRF Challenge champion Felipe Drugovich rounded out the season with record ninth and 10th wins in commanding fashion at Chennai.
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Robert Shwartzman boosted his Toyota Racing Series title chances going into the final round with his first win in the series at Taupo.
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Toyota Racing Series veteran Brendon Leitch dominated the second Taupo race by 15 seconds, as Marcus Armstrong extended his championship lead.
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Felipe Drugovich won the MRF Challenge title in the first race at Chennai, although it was Rinus VeeKay and Presley Martono who took the victories.
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Leonardo Pulcini has rejoined Campos Racing ahead of his second season in the GP3 Series.
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Juan Manuel Correa moved into fourth in the Toyota Racing Series standings with his second win of the season at Taupo.
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Felipe Drugovich will follow up his race-winning cameo at the end of 2017 with a full time switch to Euroformula Open this year.
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GP3 race winner Dorian Boccolacci has joined up with series newcomer MP Motorsport for the 2018 season.
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Euroformula Open champion Harrison Scott will move across to America, alongside the RP Motorsport team, to tackle Pro Mazda this year.