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Kaylen Frederick makes switch to ART Grand Prix for the 2023 Formula 3 season

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American driver Kaylen Frederick will race for ART Grand Prix in his third season in FIA Formula 3, making the move from Hitech Grand Prix where he raced throughout the 2022 season.

Frederick made his Formula 3 debut in 2021 driving for Carlin Buzz racing, where he endured a fairly uneventful season, picking up two points and finishing twenty second in the standings.

He then switched to Carlin for the 2022 season, where after a positive start to the season, Frederick couldn’t capitalise on his momentum and ended the season in seventeenth. 

The twenty year old also participated in two days of post-season testing at Jerez with ART, where he put in an impressive showing, finishing all four sessions inside the top ten, including topping Day one’s afternoon running.

Frederick spoke on what his move to ART Grand Prix means to him, “I am very happy to be joining ART GP for the 2023 FIA F3 season. It’s extremely exciting to be a part of such a prestigious team, and to see what the future holds for our collaboration,

“A big thank you goes out to my team and sponsors for making this possible, and to everyone at ART for welcoming us into their team. Our performance and relationship have been promising from our first on track outings and I can’t wait to build on this over the winter and throughout the coming season.”

ART team principal Sébastien Philippe also spoke on the new addition to his team, “Kaylen confirmed the talent we thought he had during the Jerez tests, and we are confident in his ability to exploit his full potential with ART Grand Prix. 

“English F3 champion, Kaylen already has the experience of managing a championship where you are racing in the lead and his qualities as a driver are undeniable. He will therefore be a double asset in a long and complex season, during which the team will aim to confirm its good results in 2022.”

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