Japanese F3

The penultimate part of our countdown of the best junior single-seater drivers of 2019 features those we placed from 20th to 11th

We begin our annual countdown of the drivers who’ve impressed us most in the junior single-seater ranks below F1

Sena Sakaguchi topped the post-season Japanese Formula 3 test at Suzuka, marking the public debut of the Dallara 320

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has approved several changes to the superlicence system that rewards results in junior single-seaters for drivers intending to race in F1

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick has revealed during her Walter Hayes Trophy return that she could race in Japanese Formula 3 next year

Japanese Formula 3 team ThreeBond Racing will not return to the championship next year, instead moving up to Super Formula with Drago Corse

Ritomo Miyata dominated the final Japanese Formula 3 round of 2019 at Okayama, defeating champion Sacha Fenestraz in both races

Former Red Bull junior and two-time Macau Grand Prix winner Dan Ticktum has returned to single-seaters, shaking down the Dallara 320 being used in Euroformula Open and Japanese Formula 3 …

Japanese Formula 3 will adopt a new car as well as a new name next year, having confirmed it will race with Dallara’s 320 chassis from the 2020 season onwards

Sacha Fenestraz became the Japanese Formula 3 champion with a round to spare after the B-MAX Racing with Motopark driver won two of the three races at Twin Ring Motegi

Asian Formula 3 leader Ukyo Sasahara will make a return to the Japanese F3 championship at Twin Ring Motegi this weekend with B-MAX Racing with Motopark

Japanese Formula 3 has confirmed it will be renamed Super Formula Lights next year, ending a 41-year use of the F3 name in Japan

Harrison Newey will race in Formula 3 for the first since 2017 this weekend in a Japanese championship round at Sugo

Sacha Fenestraz extended his Japanese Formula 3 lead at Fuji after a brilliant drive in the wet, while?team-mate Enaam Ahmed was given his maiden series win

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

Ritomo Miyata closed the gap to Sacha Fenestraz in the Japanese Formula 3 standings after he and Toshiki Oyu won at Sportsland SUGO

Dallara has introduced a new single-seater car which could be racing in Europe and Japan next year. It’s not called Formula 3, but it may well be the final product …

Sacha Fenestraz extended his Japanese Formula 3 points lead at Okayama, where he was one of three winners alongside Ritomo Miyata and Yoshiaki Katayama

Euroformula Open promoter GT Sport has unveiled the Dallara 320 which will run in the series from 2020 onwards

Sacha Fenestraz dominated the second round of the Japanese Formula 3 season at Autopolis, sweeping all three race wins in a weather disrupted weekend