James Jakes will join Nico Hülkenberg at ART/ASM for the F3 Euroseries in 2008, along with Formula Renault graduates Jules Bianchi and Jon Lancaster.
ART boss Frederic Vasseur said he was happy with the line-up, which features two drivers who have already won races in F3.
“With Nico and James, we’ve got two drivers with Formula Three […]

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Oliver Jarvis took a dominant win at the F3 Macau Grand Prix, finishing 1.7 seconds ahead of Manor Motorsport’s Kodai Tsukakoshi and 4 seconds ahead of Team Reckless Tom’s teammate Kazuya Oshima. Main rival Marko Asmer finished fourth.
Bruno Senna failed to start the race following his accident yesterday.

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Oliver Jarvis took victory in the qualifying race for tomorrow’s F3 Macau Grand Prix after a thrilling duel with British F3 champion Marko Asmer. The race was eventually red-flagged following a series of accidents involving Bruno Senna, Nico Hülkenberg and Atte Mustonen.
Senna was later taken to hospital for precautionary checks.

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The FIA’s International Court of Appeal has rejected McLaren’s case over the fuel temperatures of the BMW and Williams cars in last month’s Brazilian Grand Prix.
Apparently McLaren’s appeal is ‘inadmissable‘.

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Timo Glock is free to race for Toyota in F1 next year after the Contracts Recognition Board ruled that he was not bound by an existing contract with BMW Sauber. BMW now have to select a new test driver to take over Glock’s role.
Oliver Jarvis has taken pole position for Sunday’s F3 Macau Grand Prix, […]

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Since at least 15 engineers at Renault, including the head of vehicle performance and R&D, deputy technical director, deputy chief designer and chief designer Tim Densham, knew about the McLaren technical information that is at the centre of the latest spy investigation, we can only wait with baited breath to see what the FIA are […]

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The surge of interest in Formula One Grand Prix motor racing thanks to the sport’s hot new star Lewis Hamilton has helped toymaker Hornby boost earnings.Sales increased by 37% to £24.6m in the six months to 30 September, from £17.9m a year earlier, Hornby said. Pre-tax profits rose to £2.6m from £1.8m.
From BBCi

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