Jann Mardenborough will race in Japanese Formula 3 this year for the Nissan-backed B-Max team.
Lucas Ordonez
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TOM’S racer Nick Cassidy secured the team’s 14th Japanese F3 drivers’ title in the last 20 years with a dominant victory in the final race of the season at Sugo.
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Nick Cassidy has secured a crucial lights-to-flag victory in the opening race of the final Japanese F3 round at Sugo, as rival Kenta Yamashita finished fourth.
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After finishing a disappointing fifth on Saturday, Kenta Yamashita recovered to win the second race of the Fuji round as his main title rivals collided.
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Peter Allen argues that despite more incidents, the European F3 weekend at Norisring showed off the positives of the series including a quality crop of rookies, led by Charles Leclerc.
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B-Max Racing’s Mitsunori Takaboshi tripled his winning tally in the 2015 Japanese F3 season by claiming two victories in the series’ second visit to Okayama.
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Peter Allen looks back on the weekend’s racing including the Monaco Grand Prix supports, where Richie Stanaway demonstrated his abilities with victory on just his sixth start in GP2.
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Poleman Kenta Yamashita rebounded from his troubles in the first race of the Japanese F3 Okayama race by easily converting pole into a win in race two.
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Petronas TOM’S driver Nick Cassidy was in a league of his own in the first race of Japanese F3’s third round at Okayama, finishing almost ten seconds in the clear.
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TOM’S Racing driver Kenta Yamashita won the two Sunday races of the Japanese F3 championship’s round at Motegi.
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TOM’s driver Nick Cassidy took his second consecutive win in Japanese F3 in race one of round two at Motegi.
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This week’s PaddockScout Roundup features the opening round of the GP2 season, F4 racing from France and Britain, Japanese F3 getting underway and the latest Indy Lights race.
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Petronas TOM’S driver Nick Cassidy was victorious in the second race of the Japanese F3 opener at Suzuka.
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A clash between Petronas TOM’S frontrunners Nick Cassidy and Kenta Yamashita has allowed Mitsunori Takaboshi to take his fourth Japanese F3 victory in the Suzuka 2015 opener.