Prema Racing’s Paul Aron topped the first qualifying session (1m30.970s) for the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine round at Zandvoort, beating the reigning champion Grégoire Saucy last year’s record by three thousandths of seconds.

Van Amersfoort Racing’s Kas Haverkort set the pace in an excited second test session at Zandvoort.

Prema Racing’s Paul Aron returned to the top of the timesheets to set the pace in the opening Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine collective test at Zandvoort.

The two rookie wins achieved by Trident in the two races held at Le Castellet motivated the whole team as it is ready for the fifth round of the season, scheduled for the June 17th-19th weekend at the Dutch venue of Zandvoort.

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine resumes this weekend at Zandvoort for rounds 9 and 10.

Kas Haverkort set the fastest lap at Zandvoort in the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine two-hour pre-collective test.

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine resumes this weekend at Zandvoort for rounds 9 and 10, with Prema Racing‘s Dino Beganovic as the current points leader. The young Swedish will try to defend his 45-point margin ahead of Gabriele Minì (ART Grand Prix), while Hadrien David (R-ace GP) hopes to further reduce his gap of 53 points.

Two races and two different winners in the French rounds, with Paul Aron and Gabriele Minì coming out on top in the final race of the weekend. 

At Paul Ricard, the first race of the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine was filled with excitement and provided quite a show from the first to the last lap. After such show and so much overtaking, the winner was Paul Aron, who took his second win of the season in France and redeemed himself after the unlucky weekend in Monaco, where he was left with no points. Prema Racing got a one-two as the championship leader Dino Beganovic fought with his teammate for the race lead until the very last lap, after starting from pole position.

Prema Racing’s Dino Beganovic will start the first Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine race at Paul Ricard from pole position after going fastest in both stages of qualifying. The championship leader, set the fastest lap of 1m58.808s, just 0.002s ahead of his teammate Paul Aron, who will start from the third place. 

The 2022 Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine is set for its fourth event of the campaign at Paul Ricard next weekend (3/5 June).

The 2022 Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine is set for its fourth event of the campaign at Paul Ricard next weekend (3/5 June).

Female drivers took a clean sweep of race wins on Sunday in the GB4 Championship at Donington Park, as Megan Gilkes and Logan Hannah claimed sensational victories.
 

Max Esterson and Bryce Aron ensured eight drivers have now taken wins from the first nine races of the 2022 GB3 Championship. 
 

Third win of the season for Dino Beganovic (Prema Racing), who had a perfect weekend in Monte Carlo, winning also in Race 2 and consolidating his leadership in the standings of the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine.

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine fired up its engines this morning in Monaco, where the first race took place during one of the most fascinating weekends of the season.

Carlin’s Callum Voisin claimed a maiden single-seater victory in the opening GB3 Championship race of the weekend at Donington Park, after a wild opening lap in the East Midlands.
Voisin started third but a collision between the front row duo of Joel Granfors and Matthew Rees allowed Voisin and teammate Roberto Faria to squeeze through to take a 1-2 finish, while Douglas Motorsport’s Max Esterson stood on a GB3 podium for the first time. 

Fortec Motorsport’s Nikolas Taylor claimed a fourth win of the season in the first GB4 Championship race of the weekend at Donington Park, to steal the championship lead. Taylor won the race from pole position and resisted late pressure to take a four-point margin at the top of the standings heading into tomorrow’s two contests. 

The Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine will restart the engines on the weekend of May 28 and 29 with the Formula 1 on the historical urban circuit of Monaco. The first race of the weekend is scheduled at 11.40 a.m. over a distance of 30 minutes plus one lap to complete. The second race of the Formula Regional by Renault will be held on Sunday 29th of May from 08:35 - 09:10. The races will be livestreamed on the series’ YouTube and Facebook channels.

The series leader, Dino Beganovic (Prema Racing), scored the best time of the day and set his second pole position of the season after the one obtained at Monza