The calendar has been released for the first RPM-run Formula Renault 3.5 Series season in 2016, with the championship again running with nine events between April and November.
In-season engine development is set to continue in 2016 after a meeting between the FIA and the heads of the four engine manufacturers in Geneva.
Raffaele Marciello will participate in his fourth free practice session of the season when he takes over the seat of Felipe Nasr at Sauber for FP1 in Austin.
Jack Aitken moved thirteen points clear in the championship following his second victory of the day in Jerez, with Ignazio D’Agosto and Ben Barnicoat completing the podium.
Antonio Giovinazzi secured the runners-up spot in the championship following his sixth victory of the season in race two at Hockenheim on Saturday.
Jon Lancaster topped the timing sheets at the end of an extended second practice session for the ELMS 4 Hours of Estoril.
2015 champion Oliver Rowland secured his eighth victory of the season at a damp Jerez ahead of Egor Orudzhev and Matthieu Vaxiviere.
Josh Brookes has been crowned British Superbike Champion after a dominant victory in race one at Brands Hatch
Jack Aitken took over the lead of the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 Championship after a dominant victory at a wet Jerez on Saturday.
Alex Rins will start the Australian Moto2 Grand Prix from pole position after seeing off the surprise challenge of Axel Pons
Sixteen-year-old Lance Stroll took his maiden European Formula 3 Championship victory as he led a Prema Powerteam 1-2-3-4 at Hockenheim.
Wet weather and dangerous winds forced race organisers to call an early halt to the first free practice session at the 4 Hours of Estoril, with an early lap from Olivier Pla topping the time sheets.
Tom Dillmann beat 2015 Formula Renault 3.5 Series champion Oliver Rowland to pole position for race one at Jerez on Saturday.
Petter Solberg and Johan Kristoffersson are joint leaders after Day One of the WorldRX of Italy
Koiranen GP’s Jack Aitken secured a double pole position in Jerez and moved into a great position to fight for the championship.
Jenson Button has praised Kevin Magnussen and believes he is the ‘best driver available’ for one of the remaining F1 seats for 2016.
McLaren have confirmed that Kevin Magnussen will leave the team at the end of 2015 after failing to secure a race seat with the team for 2016.
