Richard Verschoor

Formula Scout celebrates the second part of the past decade of junior single-seaters, recapping each year through the best drivers, races and title battles

Part two of our countdown of 2019’s most impressive junior single-seater racers features no fewer than four championship winners

If you trek through the Macau GP’s history, you’ll see the rarity of a rookie driver or team taking victory – so why was there success for both in 2019?

Richard Verschoor has revealed he picked up steering damage from hitting the barriers on the way to his surprise Macau Grand Prix victory

Richard Verschoor outduelled Juri Vips to win the Macau Grand Prix and FIA Formula 3 World Cup at his first attempt

Leonardo Pulcini, Arjun Maini and Richard Verschoor have been named as the final three entries for the Macau Grand Prix

Toyota Racing Series champion Liam Lawson will race in the FIA Formula 3 Championship with MP Motorsport alongside his already-announced Formula European Masters campaign

The entry list for the first 2019 Formula 2 pre-season test at Jerez has been released, featuring a surprise series return for IndyCar driver Jordan King.

Each year, Formula Scout selects its top 50 junior single-seater drivers of the past 12 months. We begin this year’s countdown with drivers 50 to 41.

Richard Verschoor has been excluded from the results of his debut GP3 qualifying session at Spa-Francorchamps.

Dorian Boccolacci will make his Formula 2 debut at Spa this weekend in place of Roberto Merhi at MP Motorsport, with Richard Verschoor to step up into GP3.

The Toyota Racing Series was an engaging follow once again in 2018 as Robert Shwartzman, Richard Verschoor and Marcus Armstrong fought over the title. Formula Scout looks at five stories …

Robert Shwartzman snatched the Toyota Racing Series title from Ferrari stable-mate Marcus Armstrong in a dramatic twist heading onto the last lap of the New Zealand Grand Prix.

Richard Verschoor closed the gap to the top of the standings with his fifth win of the Toyota Racing Series in the opening race of the season finale.

Richard Verschoor claimed both pole positions ahead of the final round of the Toyota Racing Series at Manfeild.

Richard Verschoor won the final Toyota Racing Series race at Hampton Downs, earning himself the New Zealand Motor Cup in the process.

Richard Verschoor kept his Toyota Racing Series title hopes alive by winning the first race at Hampton Downs, assisted by engine issues for championship leader Marcus Armstrong.

Richard Verschoor took pole for the first and third Toyota Racing Series races at Hampton Downs, with championship leader Marcus Armstrong lining up in third and second.

Richard Verschoor led an M2 Motorsport podium lock-out in the opening race at Teretonga Park.

Richard Verschoor will return for a second crack at the Toyota Racing Series crown in the new year with M2 Competition.