Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas (ART Grand Prix) has become the first ever driver to win back to back in the Masters of Formula 3 race at Zandvoort. Alexander Sims (ART Grand Prix) and Marco Wittmann (Signature) were second and third in the race, the unofficial World Championship for the class. A slight drizzle set in just before the start of the race but apart from Roberto Merhi (Mücke Motorsport), all drivers on the first couple of grid rows opted for slick tyres. After the start, which took place behind the safety car for safety reasons, the Spanish driver had the upper hand and soon took the lead. However, as the track dried out, he no longer had a chance. Alexander Sims and Valtteri Bottas overtook him. But the new leader Sims wasn’t able to hold on to his first place for a long time either and Bottas went past. In the remaining laps, the Finn drove a safe victory home.
Continue reading...Thursday, October 16, 2008
Jaime Alguersuari took his third win in a row to become the first Spanish driver win the British F3 Championship. The 18-year-old, who is also youngest ever British F3 Champion, overtook pole position holder Oli Oakes at the start and led to the flag in dominant style. His title rival Oliver Turvey climbed up the field from 20th on the first lap to 8th finishing his season parked next to the track three laps from home. Nick Tandy took his best finish of the year in second place ahead of Sergio Perez. Jay Bridger finished his championship year with a win ahead of Henry Surtees and Steven Guererro.
Continue reading...Monday, August 25, 2008
Jaime Alguersuari took his third win of the 2008 British F3 International Series season on the streets of Bucharest to keep his title hopes alive. The Spanish Red Bull Junior driver beat Oliver Turvey and Brendon Hartley to secure the second 1-2-3 for Carlin Motorsport of the weekend . Alguersuari crossed the line 0.6 seconds ahead of Oliver Turvey and another 1.1 seconds ahead of Brendon Hartley.
Continue reading...Sunday, August 24, 2008
New Zealand's Brendon Hartley continued his great run in the British F3 International Series with a win in race one on the streets of Bucharest. It was Hartley's fifth win of the season. Despite the win, the Kiwi's team-mate Oliver Turvey finished second to extend his championship lead to seventeen points over today's third placed man Jaime Alguersuari.
Continue reading...Saturday, August 16, 2008
Australian drivers John Martin and Sam Abay both finished in the top ten in Round 15 of the British F3 Championship at the Bernie Ecclestone’s second favourite circuit Silverstone. The race was won by pole sitter Oliver Turvey despite a slow start which left New Zealand driver Brendan Hartley in front. Turvey passed Hartley after [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, August 16, 2008
Carlin Teammates Oliver Turvey and New Zealand's Brendon Hartley share pole positions for Rounds 17 & 18 of the British F3 Championship at Silverstone. For the third time in three races Turvey took pole position, finishing the first 30-minute session for Round 17 0.131 seconds ahead of Hartley.
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