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  • 4 days ago | formulascout.com | Peter Allen |Peter Van Allen

    2 Fortec Motorsports has expanded its British Formula 4 squad from one car to three ahead of round four at Thruxton. Both new additions, Ary Bansal and Thomas Ingram-Hill, have already been competing in GB4 this year. Indian driver Bansal has been racing with rival team Elite Motorsport in GB4 and sits fourth in the standings after three rounds, having taken a win during the opening event at Donington Park.

  • 6 days ago | formulascout.com | Ida Wood

    2 Niko Lacorte has been handed a race ban in the FIA Formula 3 Championship after accumulating too many penalty points on his race license. The 17-year-old Italian went into this morning’s feature race at Barcelona with 11 penalty points, one short of the maximum a driver can carry on their license over a 12-month period before they get a ban, and finished it with two more penalties – and the associated penalty points – to his name.

  • 6 days ago | formulascout.com | Ida Wood

    2 Jenzer Motorsport’s Max Karhan won twice in Formula 4 Central European Zone round three at the Salzburgring. His team-mate Gino Trappa set a 1m21.809s to lead practice by 0.397 seconds, with Maffi Racing’s David Walther 0.241s behind Karhan in third. In qualifying Trappa improved to 1m21.749s for pole, beating Karhan by 0.303s, as Nicolas Cortes and Javier Herrera completed a Jenzer 1-2-3-4.

  • 6 days ago | formulascout.com | Ida Wood

    2 Rafael Camara extended his FIA Formula 3 Championship lead with his third victory of 2025 in the Barcelona feature race. The Trident driver made a great start from pole and held a 0.6-second lead over ART Grand Prix’s Laurens van Hoepen early on. While the gap was small, DRS was not available at this point so he did not come under threat in the lead.

  • 1 week ago | formulascout.com | Ida Wood

    2 Andretti Global’s Dennis Hauger remained the driver to beat in Indy Nxt’s second practice session in Detroit on Saturday. After three minutes of action there were red flags as Jack William Miller crashed into Tommy Smith, which meant Miller was held in the pits for 10 minutes once the 45-minute session restarted. Salvador de Alba led the way, having set a 1m21.2432s.

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