F3 News

British F3 Championship Class (after 11 of 13 rounds):

Promatecme UK driver Bruce Jouanny, involved in a huge crash during the rescheduled twentieth round of the British F3 championship on Saturday at Thruxton, speaks about the incident, his health and his concern for the spectator also involved... Q: What exactly happened?

Brazilian driver Ernani Judice converted pole position into a first F3 win at Knockhill yesterday in the Green Flag British F3 Championship with Avon Tyres.

The second Championship and Scholarship class F3 races at Knockhill have been cancelled.

The Green Flag British F3 Championship makes a welcome return to Scotland this weekend for the first time since 1975.

The last time Knockhill, in Fife, played host to the British Formula 3 Championship Scottish racing star Ryan Dalziel wasn't even born.

Following an invitation to join the Van Amersfoort Formula 3 team for the Marlboro Masters at Zandvoort, Denmark's Allan Simonsen was under no illusions as to the enormity of the mountain to climb if he was to qualify for the Marlboro Masters race against the cream of the F3 world.

The championship-leading Ferrari, Mitsubishi and Yamaha teams, plus the best formula Three drivers in the world head the bill at the 11th Marlboro Masters at the Dutch seaside resort of Zandvoort this weekend.

Formula Three action focuses on Zandvoort in Holland this weekend, as the world's best junior racers gather for the eleventh annual Marlboro Masters.

Jaguar Racing's British Formula Three drivers, James Courtney and Andre Lotterer, took delivery of their newest cars at Donington Park racing circuit this week.

Team Avanti and Matt Davies put their mid-season problems behind them with another podium finish at Donington Park in round nine of the Green Flag British Formula Three Championship.

Frenchman Bruce Jouanny had mixed fortunes at in Sunday's British Formula 3 Double Header - climaxing in his first visit to the Podium in 2001.

Flying Frenchman Bruce Jouanny shone at Silverstone in Sunday morning's "Formula 3 International Invitational Challenge" when he made up for a disappointing wet qualifying session on Friday.

Anthony Davidson emerged as 'King of the Castle' Combe circuit on Sunday, when he dominated the Formula 3 Green Flag Championship.

Sunday evening saw Promatecme's French driver Bruce Jouanny claiming a new flight record at Rockingham Motor Speedway, following a controversial Formula Three debut at the new circuit.

Carlin Motorsport driver Takuma Sato stamped his authority on the Green Flag British Formula Three Championship by taking a lights-to-flag victory in race one at the new Rockingham Motor Speedway, near Corby.

Anthony Davidson followed up his maiden British Formula Three Championship win at Croft a week ago with victory in the most prestigious international event of them all yesterday [Monday].

Team Avanti made the most of a difficult situation at Croft, round five of the British F3 Championship, only making the race after last minute backing from RaceAid.net, but without any testing prior to the event.

Jaguar Racing duo James Courtney and Andre Lotterer added to the team's Formula One joy by securing valuable points finishes, including a podium, in the two British Formula Three Championship races at Croft.

Takuma Sato (Carlin Motorsport) takes the lead in the Championship class standings courtesy of two wins at Oulton Park. Matt Gilmore (Performance Racing) remains top in the Scholarship class with 107 points. After Oulton Park 6/7 May: Championship Class:

Frank Diefenbacher recorded his second German F3 race win in as many races today (Sunday) as he dominated proceedings like the previous days race.

Less than a fortnight after his maiden Formula three win, Britain's Matt Davies was at it again, taking line honours in the opening British Championship clash at Snetterton.

Championship Class:

Rookie Australian James Courtney secured his maiden F3 victory yesterday at Silverstone with a convincing win in the opening race of the 2001 Green Flag British Formula Three Championship.