Riccardo Agostini

A look back at the 2013 Auto GP season, which culminated in a four-way title showdown after a year of entertaining racing, even if the grid quality didn’t quite live up to the standards of previous campaigns

Ricciardo Agostini has officially announced a switch to the FIA European F3 Championship, where he will be joining Italian squad EuroInternational.

PaddockScout assesses the drivers from another top quality season of Formula Renault 3.5, where Kevin Magnussen came out on top prior to securing his McLaren F1 drive.

World Series by Renault released an extensive entry list for the post season Formula Renault 3.5 test at Aragon.?

Eurocup Formula Renault champion Pierre Gasly and his title rival Oliver Rowland are among those who have been unveiled as drivers for the three-day Formula Renault 3.5 test at Aragon on November 20-22nd.

Newly-crowned FIA F3 Europe and Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 champions Raffaele Marciello and Pierre Gasly are amongst the drivers testing in Formula Renault 3.5 at Barcelona over the coming two days.

Riccardo Agostini will become the seventh driver to race for Zeta Corse in Formula Renault 3.5 when he joins William Buller in the line-up for this weekend’s sixth round of the season in Spielberg.

Japanese racer Kimiya Sato emerged victorious in the sprint race of the Silverstone Auto GP round, converting his third place on the grid into a top spot on the podium.

Marciello was still class of the European F3 field at Hockenheim, but Daniil Kvyat’s guest pole position kept things fresh…

Having been cruelly denied by a pit-stop error in race one at the Hungaroring, Vittorio Ghirelli made no such mistakes as he cruised to victory and moved into third place in the Auto GP standings.

Japanese Driver Kimiya Sato continued his 100% podium scoring record with a triumph in race one from 3rd on the grid after pole-sitter and the weekends pace-setter Vittorio Ghirelli was delayed at the mandatory pit-stop.

Vittorio Ghirelli scored his first pole-position in Auto GP at the Hungaroring.

Italian Sergio Campana took his second win of the Auto GP season at Marrakech, controlling the race from start to finish despite a faltering engine that nearly cost him victory.

Sergio Campana scored his maiden pole in Auto GP at Marrakech, narrowly beating ex-F1 driver Narain Karthikeyan in a session that saw multiple interruptions.

PaddockScout takes a look back at the first weekend of the 2013 season proper, as title races begin in GP2 in Malaysia and the F3 European Championship and Auto GP at Monza.

After narrowly missing out to Sergio Campana yesterday, early-season pacesetter Kimiya Sato made no mistakes as he secured a victory in only his second Auto GP race from seventh on the grid in a wet race two at Monza.

The last of the fifteen entrants to be confirmed was the first past the finish line at Monza this Saturday, with series returnee Sergio Campana becoming the first victor of the 2013 Auto GP season.

Photo: Auto GP Riccardo Agostini, the champion of the now-defunct Italian F3, took a commandeering pole position for round one of the Auto GP World Series at Monza. The session…

Italian Vittorio Ghirelli set the stage for the Auto GP season opener at Monza, topping practice two for Super Nova. Japanese teammates Kimiya Sato and Yoshitaka Kuroda took second and…

Robert Visoiu has topped the timesheets in the first practice session of this year’s Auto GP World Series season, ahead of Andrea Roda. The Romanian GP3 regular set a time…