The third edition of the Virtual Le Mans 24 Hours is taking place next weekend, and will feature 14 junior single-seater racers.
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With wins in enduros both sides of the Atlantic, Nick Tandy is arguably Britain’s best modern endurance racer. Single-seaters was key to his career path
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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
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Earl Bamber has come a long way in his career. Despite not reaching F1, he raced professional single-seaters as a teen and is now a GT star
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The second edition of the Virtual Le Mans 24 Hours is taking place next weekend, and will feature 17 junior single-seater racers
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Every year, some of junior single-seaters’ top drivers are handed professional opportunities. Some go to sportscars, and others reach F1 and SF
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Pre-season testing for the first series to adopt second-generation F4 cars has begun, with the French and UAE series in action this week
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Josh Pierson plans to become the youngest driver to compete in the Le Mans 24 Hours, having signed with United Autosports to compete in 2022
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Callum Ilott will race in this year’s Le Mans 24 Hours for the Iron Lynx team he is currently racing for in GT World Challenge Europe
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Three additions to the French Formula 4 grid were announced on Thursday, as the series held a pre-season test at Le Mans
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Franco Colapinto and Glenn van Berlo, who competed in the Formula Renault Eurocup and Euroformula respectively in 2020, will race in sportscars this year
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The French F4 season finale at Le Mans, scheduled for November 14/15, has been cancelled as a result of France’s second national lockdown
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Australian karter Hugh Barter has earned a seat in French F4 next year after winning the Richard Mille Young Talent Academy shootout
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Louis Deletraz believes he could take overall victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours this weekend, after scoring two F2 podiums at Mugello
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French F4 has revealed a new calendar after multiple cancellations due to the global coronavirus pandemic disrupted its original schedule
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Rafael Villagomez will race in British and French Formula 4 this year after winning the second edition of the Richard Mille Young Talent Academy shootout
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F2 regular Louis Deletraz will make his Le Mans 24 Hours debut with the Rebellion Racing LMP1 team after impressing in tests
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After the Formula Renault 3.5 and European F3 titles were both secured with one round to go, Peter Allen gives his thoughts on the two champions and their futures, and on their defeated rivals.
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Anthoine Hubert beat team-mate Simon Gachet to win the second Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 race of the weekend at Le Mans, closing to within 11 points of the championship lead with a round to go.
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Egor Orudzhev picked up his second win in Formula Renault 3.5 with another fine defensive display in race two at Le Mans, as Oliver Rowland was confirmed as champion after finishing eighth.