Mario Marasca

We review the 2013 European F3 Open season, where Ed Jones defeated Sandy Stuvik in their battle for the championship title.

18-year-old Ed Jones became the 2013 European F3 Open champion, following a tense final race of the championship at Catalunya.

Team West-Tec’s Ed Jones made a huge step towards securing the F3 Open title as he topped the final qualifying of the year at Catalunya.

After taking pole earlier in the day, Ed Jones continued to be untouchable at Catalunya as he clinched his sixth race victory of the season.

Ed Jones collected his third F3 Open pole position of the year for race one of the title decider in Barcelona.

A light yet intense weekend in junior single-seaters saw titles for Italians Ghirelli and Fuoco, while the F3 Open series distilled it’s championship battle to a two-way fight…

Thai racer Sandy Stuvik emerged victorious in an eventful second F3 Open race at Monza, securing the lead of the race in the final sector of the final lap. As a result of this, he returned to first in the standings, having lost the lead to Team West-Tec’s Ed Jones after race one.

French driver Alexandre Cougnaud came out on top in a rather close qualifying session at Monza, taking his first pole position in the series.

Ed Jones has taken first place in the F3 Open standings from Sandy Stuvik by winning the first race at Monza.

The second F3 Open qualifying session of the Spa-Francorchamps weekend saw Sandy Stuvik repeat his performance from yesterday as he took another pole position.

Uruguayan Santiago Urrutia celebrated his second victory in F3 Open in race two at Silverstone, making the championship a four-way battle with the difference between the series leader Sandy Stuvik and fourth Nelson Mason is only 32 points with six races to go.

Nelson Mason completed a double victory in round four of the F3 Open in Jerez.

After winning the qualifying, Nelson Mason won the first F3 Open race at Circuito de Jerez in dominant fashion.

Ed Jones scored his second successive win in the F3 Open in the first race of the Nurburgring weekend.

Ed Jones secured his maiden F3 Open win on his first weekend as a series regular, taking victory in race two at Portimao.

?Hector Hurst took his first F3 Open pole in qualiftying two at Portimao, narrowly beating Ed Jones, Santiago Urrutia and Alexandre Cougnaud.

RP Motorsport’s Santiago Urrutia won the first race of F3 Open at Portimao, heading a 1-2-3 for the team with championship leader Sandy Stuvik and poleman Alex Toril.

Nelson Mason claimed victory in the opening race of the F3 Open season at Paul Ricard.

Canadian newcomer Nelson Mason kept his great form from the Winter Series to the main one, and won the first qualifying of the new season at Paul Ricard.

This weekend sees the beginning of F3 Open’s new season. We take a look at the drivers taking part in the increasingly popular championship.