Pietro Fittipaldi wants to become the next Brazilian Formula 1 driver after taking the final World Series Formula V8 3.5 title last weekend in Bahrain.
Formula V8 3.5
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Fittipaldi Remains Focused on Reaching F1 after Formula V8 3.5 Triumph
by Paul Hensbyby Paul Hensby - Formula V8 3.5Formula 1Opinion
OPINION: Formula V8 3.5 – The necessary casualty of the FIA’s superlicense overhaul
The FIA’s superlicense changes set in motion a fatal chain of events for 3.5 series racing. However. was it a sacrifice worth making?
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RP Motorsport end Formula V8 3.5 era with Podiums for Nissany, Calderon
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyRoy Nissany and Tatiana Calderon each took a podium finish in the final race of the current era of World Series Formula V8 3.5 in Bahrain.
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Rene Binder: “I went out after the pit stop in first so I cruised to victory”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyThe Austrian took the final ever World Series Formula V8 3.5 victory on Saturday, leading home a Lotus 1-2 ahead of Pietro Fittipaldi.
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Pietro Fittipaldi: “It has been an amazing season with the team”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyThe Brazilian became the final World Series Formula V8 3.5 champion with a double podium finish in Bahrain last weekend.
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Henrique Chaves: “It’s amazing to be here, writing a piece of history”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyThe Portuguese driver secured victory in race one of the final weekend of the World Series Formula V8 3.5 championship.
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Binder takes Honours in Final Formula V8 3.5 race in Bahrain
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyRene Binder etched his name in the history books as the winner of the final World Series Formula V8 3.5 race at the Bahrain International Circuit on Saturday.
Henrique Chaves stepped up into the World Series Formula V8 3.5 championship and took victory for AVF first time out, while Pietro Fittipaldi claimed the title with second place.
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Lack of Entries force Cancellation of World Series Formula V8 3.5 in 2018
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyDue to falling entry numbers, RPM-MKTG has announced that the World Series Formula V8 3.5 championship will not continue into 2018.
Rene Binder was quickest in the faster Collective Test session in Bahrain after Diego Menchaca had topped the first session.
Third placed man in the championship will miss his chance to fight for the championship.
Tatiana Calderón will make her debut in World Series Formula V8 3.5 this weekend, joining RP Motorsport in their third car alongside Roy Nissany and Yu Kanamaru.
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Alex Palou: “We showed we are fast and now we have to keep working”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyThe Spaniard claimed two top-five finishes at the Circuit of the Americas but was disappointed that he was unable to hold on to the lead in race two.
The Russian has an outside chance of the championship after a strong weekend at the Circuit of the Americas.
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Rene Binder: “I’m really happy for winning the first race in Texas”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyThe Austrian led from start to finish to secure his third win of 2017 in the opening race of last weekend’s double-header at the Circuit of the Americas.