Toda Racing’s Ren Sato set the pace in Super Formula Lights’ second pre-season test at Fuji Speedway
Fuji Speedway
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Joao Paulo de Oliveira returned to F3 for the first time since 2005 by joining Formula Regional Japan’s pre-season Fuji test on Monday
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Formula Scout covered Super Formula this year as more junior talents entered as a way to F1. But it was a series icon that won the title – here’s how
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Nirei Fukuzumi topped the final day of Super Formula’s post-season test at Fuji, as 2021 calendar changes were announced
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Enaam Ahmed drove for B-MAX Racing on day one of Super Formula’s post-season Fuji rookie test, marking his return to the cockpit
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Reigning Super Formula Lights champion Ritomo Miyata topped the first day of post-season testing at Fuji Speedway
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TOM’S won all three races of the Super Formula Lights season finale at Fuji Speedway with Ritomo Miyata and Kazuto Kotaka
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Naoki Yamamoto prevailed in a four-way fight for the Super Formula title in a dramatic season finale at Fuji won by Sho Tsuboi
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Tomoki Nojiri claimed pole for the Super Formula season finale at Fuji, reducing his points gap to title leader Naoki Yamamoto
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Team Mugen duo Tomoki Nojiri broke Super Formula’s track record at Fuji Speedway in free practice for the season finale
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Nakajima Racing’s Tadasuke Makino will miss this weekend’s Super Formula season finale after getting meningitis
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B-MAX Racing has added former F1 driver Sakon Yamamoto and Satoshi Motoyama to its line-up for the Super Formula Lights finale
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Hibiki Taira returned the Japanese F4 title to Toyota as he brought his victory tally up to 10 in the Fuji season finale
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Yuki Tsunoda will very likely race in F1 in 2021. Manufacturer support doesn’t guarantee a seat though, just ask these Japanese talents
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Ukyo Sasahara will see out the Super Formula season with Team Mugen, with Red Bull junior Juri Vips not taking up his place with the team
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Toyota junior Hibiki Taira is the early leader of the Japanese F4 season after winning twice at the Fuji Speedway season opener
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Alex Palou was tipped as the next Fernando Alonso, with a stunning start to his car racing career. Rather than F1, he’s now finding success in IndyCar
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