We always try to make things easier for the fans and make the sport more accessible to potential fans. Here you will find all the schedules for all the feeder series for this week (September 6 – 12). A little note: the smaller series are sometimes not as updated by the series themselves, so information could be wrong. Time zones are Central European Summer Time … Continue reading All Feeder Series Schedules For This Weekend (Week 36)
Formula 1 is on Guanyu Zhou’s horizon, but that doesn’t mean his time in the Alpine Academy comes to a halt. The Chinese Formula 2 driver talked to F1 Feeder Series about what it means to him to be part of the academy and touches on his future with the French Formula 1 team. By Matt Jeffray Motorsport’s talent scouting is forever changing. Not too … Continue reading Exclusive: ‘Quite Happy’ Zhou Not In A Hurry To Leave Alpine
It’s safe to say that many drivers around the world have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with isolating and cancelled flights leading to many of them losing race seats, sponsors and even enough funding to continue racing. But if we’re talking about any racer, you’ll have to look very hard to find one that’s been through more in the last 18 months than Red … Continue reading Exclusive: Juri Vips ‘Thought The Red Bull And F1 Dream Was Over’
Trident F2 driver Bent Viscaal has admitted he his not quite happy with his consistency so far this season. The Dutch driver’s season is highlighted by a fourth-place finish in Baku, however this is his only points finish so far: “Consistency is very important. Myself, I’m not quite happy yet with our consistency over the year so far.” By Charlie Parker Despite only having that … Continue reading Exclusive: Viscaal Looking For Consistency In Rookie F2 Season: ‘Not Quite Happy Yet’
Prema Racing’s Oscar Piastri has certainly impressed in the first half of his debut season in Formula 2. At the halfway stage of the eight round season, the 20-year-old leads the championship by five points over his rival and fellow Alpine Academy driver Guanyu Zhou. By Tyler Foster After winning the FIA Formula 3 Championship last season at the first time of asking, the driver … Continue reading Why Piastri Did Not Luck Into The F2 Lead: ‘Been Quick From Round One’
The rise to the top of motorsport is something that can’t be quantified. Every driver has many hurdles, tasks, and challenges they must endure to achieve their lifelong dreams of reaching Formula 1. For some it comes easier than others, but in Guanyu Zhou’s case, the journey to the very peak has been a challenge that’s unique all on its own. The young Chinese prodigy … Continue reading Exclusive: Guanyu Zhou ‘Pushing Very Hard’ To Be On The 2022 F1 Grid
Clément Novalak is currently in his second year of FIA Formula 3. That means the next natural step would be Formula 2 and that is his goal, but the French driver wants to keep his option open for the future. By Perceval Wolff In full preparation for his Spa-Francorchamps F3 weekend, Clément Novalak already started some talks regarding the 2022 season. “Well, there are always … Continue reading Exclusive: Novalak Eyeing F2 Move, Already ‘Got Several Calls’
The journey to the very top of the pyramid in world motorsport is notorious for being one of the most challenging tasks in sport, with all the series leading up to Formula 1 being intensely competitive on top of ever-increasing budgets the further you go. And as ART Grand Prix’s Frederik Vesti confesses, the positives from having support from a strong team as well as … Continue reading Exclusive: Vesti Is ‘Pushing To Make F2 Happen’
Sauber Academy driver Juan Manuel Correa is looking to get back to F2 as quickly as possible and doesn’t see F3 as an option for next year. By Charlie Parker Correa was part of that horrific Formula 2 crash back in 2019 at Spa that unfortunately claimed the life of Anthoine Hubert. It was deemed a long shot at one time that Correa would be … Continue reading Exclusive: Juan Manuel Correa Rules Out F3 In 2022, Sets Sights On F2 Return
ART GP driver Christian Lundgaard is ‘definitely not satisfied’ with the first half of his Formula 2 season and hopes to improve consistency before the end of the season. By Charlie Parker Speaking before his IndyCar debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the Danish driver has admitted he is not pleased with the season so far: “It’s been a tricky one, we all know where … Continue reading Unhappy Lundgaard Looking For ‘Dramatic Changes’ To Save F2 Season
It’s fair to say Christian Lundgaard has adapted quickly to his new car. 4th in his maiden IndyCar qualifying session and 12th in the race, the Alpine Academy driver, familiar to Formula 2 cars for nearly two years now, had to learn all the details of the Dallara IR18 in a very short period of time. He compares the two. By Perceval Wolff Indeed, the … Continue reading How Formula 2 Compares To IndyCar According To Christian Lundgaard
ART GP driver Christian Lundgaard makes his much-anticipated NTT IndyCar Series debut at the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend, with the Alpine Academy member being loaned out to the Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing team after a trying season in Formula 2 so far for the promising 20-year-old Dane. By Matt Jeffray Coming off the back of a 7th place finish in last year’s Formula … Continue reading F2 ‘Loanee’ Lundgaard Amazes In First Ever IndyCar Qualifying
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