The first day of pre-collective testing for the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine concluded at Hockenheim this afternoon with the third session, once again featuring an outstanding performance by Tim Tramnitz.

This morning, the Hockenheim circuit played host to the second round of pre-collective testing for the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine, arriving at the German track for the season’s grand finale.

This weekend, from 20th to 22nd October, the Rental Kart World Contest, the international meeting dedicated (and organized) by CRG to the Rental Kart sector, returns to the 7 Laghi Kart track in Castelletto di Branduzzo, in Italy. After 3 years of post-pandemic stop, this important event which was held in 2018 and 2019 on the Lignano and Pomposa racetracks with the Endurance formula, comes back with a completely new format.

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine revved up its engines this morning at Hockenheim, the venue for the season’s final event, for the first test of the day.

Monolite Racing will welcome a new driver for the final round of the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine. Lining up at Hockenheim on the October 22nd weekend, the team will field German Valentin Kluss.

The Polish driver from US Racing had won the first race of the season at Imola, and today he closed the circle by winning the final one at Vallelunga. Ugochukwu finished in P2 and Taponen in third on the last podium of the year.

Hillspeed’s Daniel Mavlyutov claimed his fourth reverse grid victory of the season in the final GB3 race of the weekend at Zandvoort, as Rodin Carlin’s championship leader Callum Voisin gained 10 positions in the contest to rebuild his margin at the top of the standings. 

The 2024 Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine calendar is officially confirmed, featuring ten prestigious international venues on renowned circuits across Europe.

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine has its third champion in the form of Andrea Kimi Antonelli. With a victory in the second race at Zandvoort, the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team Junior driver mathematically secured the title in the international series.

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine ignited its engines this morning for the second qualifying session at Zandvoort. The Dutch circuit severely challenged the young drivers in the continental series, as they had to contend with strong gusts of wind combined with heavy rain that characterized both official sessions.

Hillspeed’s Daniel Mavlyutov claimed his fourth victory of the season in a safety car affected third race of the weekend at Zandvoort.

The final GB3 Championship race of the weekend at Zandvoort, the full reverse grid contest, is due to commence at 11.05 local time (10.05 UK), with Elite Motorsport’s debutant Patrick Heuzenroeder starting from pole position.

Kacper Sztuka enters the Olympus of the Italian F.4 Championship; he is the 10th Champion of the series. Despite a 5-second post-race penalty, the Pole still takes home the victory in Race 2 and closes the games. On the podium, Tuukka Taponen finishes in P2, and Brando Badoer takes third place.

Just when he needed it the most, Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Alex Dunne claimed a double victory at Zandvoort today (Saturday), not only maintaining his remarkable record of overseas victories in GB3, but also forcing his way back into title contention.

The first race of the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine at Zandvoort delivered thrills both on and off the track. Today, history was written by Kas Haverkort, who became the first Dutch driver in the series to win on his home turf. Additionally, in the Netherlands, Martinius Stenshorne mathematically secured the Rookie title.

The American triumphs in Race 1 with an exceptional start, narrowing the gap from Pole Sztuka, who finishes third on the podium behind Tuukka Taponen

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine ignited its engines this morning for the first qualifying session at Zandvoort, the venue for the penultimate act of the season.

The final qualifying session of the Italian F.4 Championship 2023 once again rewarded the incredible speed of the Polish driver Kacper Sztuka, who at the Vallelunga Circuit continued his series of pole positions collected. It's indeed another en plein for the US Racing driver, thus gaining a crucial advantage to finish the job and win the title.

Arden VRD’s James Hedley topped the times in another rain-affected free practice session at Zandvoort this afternoon, but it was Rodin Carlin’s Callum Voisin who ended the day quickest overall courtesy of his time in the drier second practice session.

Andrea Kimi Antonelli lit up the timesheets with the fastest time across both collective test sessions at Zandvoort. The Prema Racing driver showcased his exceptional skills, recording the fastest lap of 1m42.344s this afternoon on a wet track. He also led the field during the morning session, even in the challenging rainy conditions.