Sergey Sirotkin

PaddockScout reviews all the contenders from another season of Formula Renault 3.5 where top racers staked a claim to a future in F1, and Red Bull Juniors finished first and second.

PaddockScout reviews a bumper weekend of junior racing as titles are won and seasons concluded across numerous categories and continents.

Oliver Rowland scored his second Formula Renault 3.5 victory in the final race of the season at Jerez.

Will Stevens converted pole into victory in the first Formula Renault 3.5 race at Jerez as Carlos Sainz secured the title when Roberto Merhi crashed out at the first corner.

Strakka Racing’s Will Stevens secured his first pole position in the Formula Renault 3.5 series in Saturday qualifying at Jerez as title contenders Carlos Sainz and Roberto Merhi failed to contend for the top spots.

Matthieu Vaxiviere set the pace as the final round of the Formula Renault 3.5 season got underway at Jerez.

Carlos Sainz took a step closer to claiming the Formula Renault 3.5 title as he doubled up Paul Ricard thanks to a great start and dominant pace after that.

Red Bull Junior Team protege Pierre Gasly secured his first pole position in Formula Renault 3.5 in qualifying for the Sunday race of the penultimate round at Paul Ricard.

Carlos Sainz regained the momentum in the Formula Renault 3.5 title battle with a commanding lights-to-flag win in race one at Paul Ricard.

Carlos Sainz delivered the perfect response to the narrowing of his Formula Renault 3.5 points lead by taking pole position for the first race of the penultimate round at Paul Ricard.

Marlon Stockinger remained the fastest Formula Renault 3.5 driver in the Friday running at Paul Ricard by topping the afternoon session.

Marlon Stockinger and Matthieu Vaxiviere locked out the top two positions for the Lotus team in the opening Formula Renault 3.5 running at Paul Ricard on Friday morning. Stockinger claimed…

Formula 1’s summer break means it’s time for PaddockScout’s annual look at the junior single-seater stars who could feature in silly season and have a place on the grid come next March.

This week’s roundup looks back at the World Series by Renault event at the Nurburgring, European F3’s first visit to Moscow and more.

Roberto Merhi claimed his second Formula Renault 3.5 win in the space of three races as he won the second contest at the Nurburgring from pole position.

Roberto Merhi transferred his strong recent form into wet conditions to claim pole position for the second Formula Renault 3.5 race at the Nurburgring.

Carlos Sainz held on under heavy rain in the last moments to win the first Formula Renault 3.5 race at the Nurburgring.

Formula Renault 3.5 championship leader Carlos Sainz stepped up when it mattered most to claim a last-gasp pole for race one at the Nurburgring from under the noses of Fortec drivers Oliver Rowland and Sergey Sirotkin.

Sergey Sirotkin continued the form that saw him claim his maiden Formula Renault 3.5 victory last time out as he headed the first practice session at the Nurburgring.

A look at the weekend in brief, reviewing the action in the World Series by Renault in Russia and European F3 at the Norisring as well as competition at Imola and Croft.