Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin was fastest as GB3 and GB4 headed to Donington Park this week for two days of pre-season testing.
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GB3 race-winner Callum Voisin will remain in the series with the rebranded Rodin Carlin team for the 2023 season.
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Callum Voisin was one GB3’s breakout stars in 2022, being top single-seater rookie and setting the pace by the year’s end, leaving Carlin “super impressed”
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Callum Voisin took a lights-to-flag win in race one of the GB3 finale at Donington Park, as Luke Browning grew his points lead by coming second
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Callum Voisin topped GB3 qualifying ahead of Tom Lebbon to take pole position for races one and two at the Donington Park season finale
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Carlin’s Callum Voisin led GB3 practice on Brands Hatch’s Grand Prix layout, but caused the Saturday morning session to end early by crashing
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The 10 contenders for this year’s Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Award have been named, with a prize of a Formula 1 test up for grabs
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Tom Lebbon has been stripped of victory in GB3 race two at Silverstone for a yellow flag infringement, handing Callum Voisin victory
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Elite Motorspot’s Tom Lebbon resisted a late charge from Callum Voisin to win a dramatic GB3 race two at Silverstone
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Hitech GP’s Luke Browning topped a close GB3 qualifying at Silverstone ahead of Carlin’s Callum Voisin, who claimed pole for race two
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Carlin’s Callum Voisin took his third GB3 victory in a shortened reversed-grid race at Spa-Francorchamps that ran for only three laps
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Callum Voisin took his second GB3 win in race one at Snetterton after withstanding pressure from Luke Browning, who regained the points lead
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Carlin’s Callum Voisin was fastest in a very close GB3 qualifying session at Snetterton that featured multiple drivers on top
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Carlin’s Callum Voisin took his first-ever single-seater victory in the opening GB3 race at Donington Park ahead of team-mate Roberto Faria
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Ginetta Junior star Callum Voisin will head straight to GB3 for his first season in single-seater racing, joining Carlin for 2022
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Sauber’s F1 operation will be part of automotive group Stellantis for the next years, giving some stability it could use to support drivers
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