As Spa hosted multiple series over the past weekends we saw a title favourite firmly emerge in BRDC F3 while FIA F3 continues with tight racing. Formula Renault Eurocup saw fresh faced winners while Renault Sport threw their hat into the Regional F3 ring as F3 Euro Series took another step towards complete revival. The All-Japan F3 Championship ran into some issues though.

Formula 2 and GP3 celebrated the final round before the summer break by contesting some exciting races at the Hungaroring.

Some F4 Championship were in action and they some close racing over the winners trophy more than ones as the German, Italian, British were all in action.

A pair of title contenders firmly but their names in the box when Indy Lights visited Mid-Ohio while Mazda decided to refocus their motorsport strategy.

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In Formula 2 we saw developments both on and off track as the clutch had attention as well as a driver for the wrong reasons. GP3 had a quieter time but still saw some fine racing and podiums in unison.

Euroformula Open saw some teammates clash as the stalemate resumed.

The All-Japan F3 Championship saw some streaks be broken when they raced at Fuji while the FIA F3 Championship had a surprise visitor on the top step of the podium.

Indy Lights though saw a duel at Iowa while Toronto offered both a hectic and calm race.

 

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In Spielberg, Austria Formula 2 saw changes to the championship while a driver came through in the end.

GP3 saw two pairs of teammates come together with various outcomes as some Italians enjoyed themselves there.

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The FIA F3 European Championship had a trio of hectic races at the Norisring.

Formula 2 though had a troublesome weekend at Paul Ricard while GP3 saw a classic type of weekend unfold.

The British F4 Championship saw a title contender make a firm statement heading into the summer break while Indy Lights experienced something similar at Road America.

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More developments regarding Regional F3 and the possible continuation of F3 Euroseries is featured in this weeks episode. There’s also some racing getting a rundown. The Italian F4 had some hectic racing at Misano while their German counterpart was at the Red Bull Ring.

Both the British F3 and F4 Championships was in action with the former getting some action at Silverstone while the latter saw a new championship leader emerge at Oulton Park.

Euroformula Open though was in the Ardennes to race and it was a mixed weekend for quite a few drivers.

We also remember Jeff Green who passed away recently after an accident. 

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In this week’s episode we’ll rundown the Freedom 100, the Monaco weekends of both FIA Formula 2 and Eurocup Formula Renault.

At other places around the world BRDC F3 was competing at Snetterton and they saw three different winners while the All-Japan F3 Championship resumed regular business at Sportsland SUGO.

The FIA F3 European Championship had a blast at the Hungaroring that saw a rookie climb to the top step twice while in the Italian F4 a title contender had a tough round at Monza.

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We take a look at the opening weekend of the 2018 FIA European Formula 3 season as well as the GP3 Series season opener and with a dash of Formula 2.

Indy Lights gets a mention while Formula 4 action from four different countries gets a rundown. There's also some Eurocup Formula Renault in the episode as well.

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As the GP3 Series and FIA Formula 3 European Championship season approach us we take a look at the drivers who will compete in the two aforementioned series.

20 drivers spread among 6 teams will seek glory in GP3 while there’s 23 of them in FIA F3 in the same amount of teams trying to do the same.

 

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FIA Formula 2 was at Baku where it was hard to predict the podium finishers.

The F4 Sudamericana has been relaunched and goes under a new name.

A trio of FIA F4 championships have started to see some potential title contenders emerge, and the same can be said about BRDC F3.

Meanwhile, in Euroformula Open in starts to appear that we’ll see a repeat of 2017.

All that gets discussed and argued about in this episode.

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We take a look at the opening two weekends of the Eurocup Formula Renault that featured some strong rookies.The German F4 Championship had a hectic opening meeting at Oschersleben and the F4 action continued in Italy with the Italian Championship.In America Indy Lights saw a driver dominate regardless of the weather conditions.

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