There will be a host of drivers from junior single-seaters competing in sportscars over the next month as the endurance racing calendar begins
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The FIA is considering a proccess that could bring more teams to F1, but Prema, one of junior racing’s most successful squads, isn’t aiming to join
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Each year, several junior single-seater racers earn professional opportunities. Some lead to long-term careers, but not all
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Honda has rewarded its Japanese Formula 4 champion Syun Koide with seats in Super Formula Lights and Super GT for 2023
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Antonio Fuoco has been at Ferrari nearly 10 years, rising up single-seaters before moving to GTs. He still works at the F1 team, and has tasted the 499P hypercar
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With wins in enduros both sides of the Atlantic, Nick Tandy is arguably Britain’s best modern endurance racer. Single-seaters was key to his career path
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A young Dutch driver called Verstappen is unstoppable through the summer months, taking win after win. It’s not F1 2022, but FOpel in 1992
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When Arthur Rougier beat Victor Martins to win the French F4 title and became a Renault junior, he seemed to have a strong open-wheel career ahead. But it worked out …
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Thirty years ago today, Luca Badoer wrapped up the 1992 International Formula 3000 title at his first attempt with a crushing victory
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30 years ago, future touring car legend Yvan Muller won the British F2 title. Why was he in the series, what was it, and where did it go?
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Becoming a NASCAR champion is a big deal in America. Few who master stock car racing also win in single-seaters though, until last Saturday
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20 years ago, Tomas Enge won at the Hungaroring to top the International F3000 points. But an event then occurred that is a note in sport history
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Motorbase Performance has been Ford’s lead BTCC team for a decade, and for 2022 it reunited several Formula Ford stars for its attack
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A new era of Le Mans prototypes have arrived, creating possibly the most populated top class ever in sportscars. But who will race them?
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Track limits was the big topic at the Red Bull Ring, and in this week’s podcast. Our journalists bring on-the-ground insight to the debate
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Earl Bamber has come a long way in his career. Despite not reaching F1, he raced professional single-seaters as a teen and is now a GT star
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You may have seen the pink, yellow and green of Oregon at a race track, and heard single-seater refugees credit the team. But who are they?
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Oliver Rasmussen will have to choose between racing in WEC or FIA F3 later this year, as he has two schedule conflicts
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Matteo Nannini, nephew of F1 race-winner Alessandro Nannini, will make a surprise move from single-seaters into stock car racing this year
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David Schumacher will move into the DTM this year, joining Mercedes-AMG team WINWARD in an extra car.