International F3000

Gil de Ferran, 1992 British Formula 3 champion, double IndyCar champion and winner of the 2003 Indianapolis 500, has died.

Thirty years ago today, Luca Badoer wrapped up the 1992 International Formula 3000 title at his first attempt with a crushing victory

20 years ago, Tomas Enge won at the Hungaroring to top the International F3000 points. But an event then occurred that is a note in sport history

Andretti Autosport is known for IndyCar, but is also big in Indy Lights. As it tries to join F1, we look at the junior teams that did the same

Much has been written about Oscar Piastri’s 2021, but where did his qualifying stats put him in the history of F1’s primary feeder series?

To celebrate Formula Scout’s 10th anniversary, founder Peter Allen looks back a decade further to one of his earliest junior single-seater memories

36 years ago, the stars of Formula 1’s primary feeder series headed off to the Caribbean to race. Here’s what happened

Today marks 24 years since the sad death of Alfonso de Vinuesa, a driver who could have been Spain’s next F1 star before a life-changing injury

Theo Pourchaire is now the youngest F2 winner aged 17, but who joins him in the pantheon of teenaged winners in F1’s primary feeder series?

When Oscar Piastri won the 2020 FIA F3 title at Mugelo, he joined a list of drivers with a statistical asterisk next to their title successes

In 2004, F1 owner Bernie Ecclestone needed a car for his new junior series called GP2. Here’s how he found his answer

After saving the Pau Grand Prix, Euroformula Open’s ambition has extended to resurrecting another historic junior single-seater race for 2020 – based around a lake on a volcanic island

Taki Inoue is famed for his dire spell racing in Formula 1 in the 1990s. He’s stuck around single-seaters though, and has a few stories to share