French-Argentinian driver Sacha Fenestraz got his Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 campaign off to a flying start with a brilliant double podium this weekend (April 21-23).

Two overall podiums including outright victory from three front row starts

Teaming up with the Carlin squad once more, James Pull hit the track for the BRDC F3 season opener at Oulton Park this weekend. In a thrilling display of his budding talent and a mouthwatering collection of overtakes, James fought to scale the podium twice, alongside his Carlin teammates.

Britain’s Lando Norris has been selected as a member of the McLaren-Honda Young Driver Development programme for 2017. The legendary Formula One team made the announcement today (22 Feb) with 17-year-old Norris being joined by Nobuharu Matsushita and Nyck de Vries who will also benefit from McLaren’s rich motor racing heritage. McLaren engineers have fostered the careers of several junior race drivers, providing feedback, assessment and training to help develop their skills. The most notable success in this area has been triple World Formula 1 Champion Lewis Hamilton while Stoffel Vandoorne has graduated to a F1 McLaren race seat for the 2017 season alongside Fernando Alonso.

Croatian driver Martin Kodric will be battling for silverware on two fronts in 2017 – as he makes the step up to GT3.

Hot off the back of another successful season, ADD Motorsports are ready to hit the ground running in 2017, as they partner with a fresh new trio of talented young drivers - Sacha Fenestraz (Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup, Formula Renault 2.0 NEC), Jeremy Wahome (BRDC British F3 Championship) and Alex Kattoulas (OKJ Karting Championship).

Reigning Toyota Racing Series, Formula Renault Eurocup & Northern European Champion Lando Norris will contest the 2017 FIA Formula 3 European Championship with Carlin.

19-year-old Croatian driver Martin Kodric rounded-off a thrilling season by picking up a prestigious award recognising his achievements — the Talent of the Year prize at the FIA Central Europe Zone awards on Saturday evening.

Croatian driver Martin Kodric was denied the perfect ending to a brilliant season in the World Final of the Lamborghini Blancpain Super Trofeo at Valencia.

Lando follows in footsteps of David Coulthard & Jenson Button in winning prestigious prize