Alex Quinn

We continue to chart the year’s best junior single-seater drivers in part three of the Top 50

The Formula Renault Eurocup was as strong as ever this year, and its fellow French-engined series also had a bit of a renaissance

Euroformula, Formula Regional European Championship and Formula 4 teams held a five-day winter test at Barcelona this week

Arden Motorsport’s Alex Quinn topped the times in Formula Renault Eurocup free practice at the Hockenheimring

Alex Quinn rose from 12th on the grid to take a dominant first Formula Renault Eurocup win at Spa-Francorchamps

Around this time of year, the Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Award usually takes place. The COVID-19 pandemic has stopped that in 2020, but what might have been?

W Series racer Vicky Piria will replace Nicola Marinangeli at Bhaitech for this weekend’s Formula Renault Eurocup round at the Nurburgring

Arden’s Alex Quinn will start the first Formula Renault Eurocup race of 2020 at Monza from pole, following a last-gasp run to secure top spot

The second year of Formula Renault Eurocup’s regional F3 era could be even better than its first. We run through the drivers to watch in 2020

Alex Quinn will substitute for Jackson Walls at Arden for at least the first two rounds of the Formula Renault Eurocup season

MP Motorsport has revealed a five-car line-up for this week’s Formula Renault Eurocup test at Monza

Renault’s halo series switched to Regional F3 spec this year, but there were still series utilising the manufacturer’s engine with older cars to create great racing

Alex Quinn is looking to match the results of his stunning Formula Renault Eurocup debut in this weekend’s Hungaroring round, having made the podium on his single-seater return

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

Max Fewtrell grabbed a last-lap second win of the British Formula 4 season in the final race at Rockingham to extend his points lead, after Sennan Fielding had triumphed in race two.

James Pull claimed a long-awaited first British Formula 4 win in the opening race of the weekend at a wet Rockingham.

Max Fewtrell moved ahead in the British Formula 4 title race after a dramatic Knockhill event from which erstwhile leader Petru Florescu was thrown out after clashing with a team-mate.

Luis Leeds and Devlin DeFrancesco shared the British Formula 4 wins on Sunday at Croft, as Max Fewtrell gained control of the title race going into the summer break.

Rafa Martins resisted race-long pressure from James Pull to win the reverse-grid British Formula 4 race at Oulton Park after early leader Zane Goddard went off.

Devlin DeFrancesco led from pole position to chequered flag for a second straight British Formula 4 win in the opening race of the Oulton Park weekend.