Okayama

Team Mugen will retain Ukyo Sasahara for the second Super Formula round at Okayama, while Mitsunori Takaboshi will debut with B-MAX Racing

Formula Regional Japanese Championship, the new regional F3 series set to debut this year, has been delayed again

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

A new Regional Formula 3 series called Formula Regional Japanese Championship has been announced for 2020, rivalling Japan’s existing F3 championship

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

Chinese Formula 4 acted as the warm-up act to Formula 1’s 1000th world championship race at Shanghai, and it was New Zealander Conrad Clark who visited the F1 podium twice

Sho Tsuboi came within touching distance of the 2018 Japanese Formula 3 title with his 10th and 11th wins of the season at Okayama.

TOM’s team-mates Sho Tsuboi and Ritomo Miyata moved further ahead at the top of the Japanese Formula 3 standings at Okayama.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This week’s Roundup reviews the opening rounds of the MSA Formula, BRDC F4 and Japanese F4 seasons.

Tadasuke Makino remains the only race winner in Japanese F4, having picked up the win in the second race at Okayama.

Tadasuke Makino became the first winner in FIA F4 Japanese Championship’s history, triumphing at Okayama.

PaddockScout reviews the light but supremely entertaining weekend which saw FR2.0 and F3 cars take centre stage at Hockenheim…