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A debutant on pole position alongside a first-time winner and two drivers that are looking to stake a claim for the championship early on.
Hitech’s new boy Isack Hadjar was the early pacesetter in Bahrain with chart-topping times on Day Two and Three in F3’s pre-season test in Bahrain.
Jack Doohan withstood the pressure from his teammate Clement Novalak and ART’s Frederik Vesti to win the final race of the 2021 Formula 3 season and in doing so secures the constructors’ title for Trident.
Logan Sargeant took the race lead from Victor Martins on lap one as the American managed the gap and held off Dennis Hauger in the final laps of the race. The second-place finish for the Prema man secured him the title with two races to go.
The Aussie took pole around the Sochi Autodrom, ahead of his Trident teammate Clement Novalak and crucially chips away four points from Dennis Hauger’s championship lead heading into the final three races of the season.
Russia’s Sochi Autodrom plays host to the seventh and final round of the F3 season, where Prema’s Dennis Hauger and Trident’s Jack Doohan will go toe-to-toe in the quest to become a Formula 3 World Champion.
Dennis Hauger claimed his fourth victory of the Formula 3 season as the Norweigan holds a 43-point advantage over closest championship rival Jack Doohan.
Victor Martins jumped onto the top step of the podium for the first time as the Frenchman’s overtaking masterclass saw him move into third place in the drivers’ standings.
Arthur Leclerc made his perfect start count as he held off Logan Sargeant to claim his second victory of the season.
Dennis Hauger made his last competitive lap count as the Norweigan secured pole position ahead of Sunday’s race three.
The title contenders, Dennis Hauger, Jack Doohan and Frederik Vesti, gave their thoughts on their respective season’s so far ahead of this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort.
Jack Doohan versus Dennis Hauger will be on the lips of every fan as the duo look to battle it with only two rounds of the Formula 3 season to go.
Jack Doohan was able to fend off the challenge from second place Victor Martins to secure back-to-back race wins. Aleksandr Smolyar completed the podium finishing third with the top three from qualifying retaining their positions throughout the race.
Jack Doohan controlled the race at the start and managed the restarts as the Trident driver claimed his second victory of the season.
In tricky conditions, Lorenzo Colombo claimed his first-ever F3 race win after he was stripped of victory in Hungary. The Italian was in a world of his own as Jak Crawford came second and Roman Stanek in third.
The trio of Jack Doohan, Victor Martins and Aleksandr Smolyar qualified first, second and third respectively ahead of Sunday’s race three.
Jack Doohan set a 2:21.953 early on and it was enough for him to hold onto provisional pole position ahead of Sunday’s race three.
Formula 3 is back and the weather could play a huge factor as rainfall is forecasted throughout the weekend as the drivers take on the challenge that is Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.
The summer break has concluded and Formula 3 are straight back into the action with round five at Belgian’s Spa-Francorchamps Circuit.
The dominant Dennis Hauger drove excellently in Hungary to round off another brilliant weekend for the Prema driver, who extends his championship lead heading into the summer break.
The HWA Racelab driver made an aggressive but effective move on pole-sitter Enzo Fittipaldi for the lead of the race, and from that point onwards, controlled proceedings and crossed the line first.
The Italian driver bided his time as he made the move on Jonny Edgar for the lead of the race and controlled the race after that point.
The Monegasque did enough to clinch pole position for Sunday’s race three ahead of his Prema teammate Dennis Hauger, after an impressive lap during Friday’s qualifying session at the Hungaroring.
Carlin Buzz Racing’s Jonny Edgar shines some light on how he has found the step up from Formula 4 into Formula 3.