Stoneman celebrates 'great' Monaco podium
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Dean Stoneman admitted he fulfilled a lifelong dream to race at Monaco, and celebrated with his second podium of the season.
Both Strakka Racing drivers were caught up in the first corner melee in Monaco, resulting in both Tio Ellinas and Gustav Malja retiring.
Jazeman Jaafar took his maiden FR3.5 series victory in Monaco, in a race red flagged following a big crash between Bruno Bonifacio and Meindert van Buuren.
Jazeman Jaafar took his maiden Formula Renault 3.5 Series pole position ahead of Fortec Motorsports team-mate Olivier Rowland at Monaco,
Oliver Rowland led Jazeman Jaafar in the sole free practice session ahead of this weekend’s Monaco round of the Formula Renault 3.5 Series.
Strakka Racing have withdrawn from the 2015 Eurocup FR2.0 championship to focus on its FR3.5 and WEC teams this season.
Alex Fontana will make his Formula Renault 3.5 Series debut this weekend in Monaco, taking the Pons Racing seat left vacant by Roberto Merhi.
Roberto Merhi looks likely to keep his seat with Manor for the Monaco GP but will miss the supporting Formula Renault 3.5 Series race as a result.
Introducing Dean Stoneman, who has stepped up from GP3 into Formula Renault 3.5 in 2015 with Red Bull-backing.
A backstage look at Motorland Aragon courtesy of Strakka Racing’s Valentin Hasse Clot.
Roberto Merhi was disappointed with his weekend at Motorland Aragon as the Pons Racing driver could only score two points all weekend.
Both Tio Ellinas and Gustav Malja were happy with the pace of their Strakka Racing cars during the season opener at Motorland Aragon.
Jazeman Jaafar was delighted to secure a podium finish in his first appearance for Fortec Motorsports at Motorland Aragon.
Nyck de Vries was understandably frustrated to lose first place to Matthieu Vaxiviere on the final lap at Motorland Aragon, but overall was happy with his weekend.
Oliver Rowland leads the Formula Renault 3.5 Series championship after the season opening two races at Motorland Aragon.
Dean Stoneman has lost his seventh place finish in race two at Motorland Aragon after a penalty for speeding in the pit lane.
Matthieu Vaxiviere pulled off a last corner manoeuvre to take his maiden Formula Renault 3.5 Series win at the expense of long time leader Nyck de Vries.
