Ahead of his second race weekend in the Verizon IndyCar Series, British racing driver Jordan King answers a few questions for TCF’s Jordan Groves; including whether he would like to try oval racing in the future and what his targets are for Long Beach.
British Formula 3
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Jordan King: “I don’t see any reason why we can’t replicate what we did in St. Pete”
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TCF Picks: McLaren Autosport BRDC Award Top Six
by Team TCFby Team TCFEarlier this month, nominations opened for the 2014 McLaren Autosport BRDC Award allowing the public to select the British single-seater drivers they feel have shown themselves as the brightest young…
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European Formula 3
Ed Jones set to Return to Euro F3 after Injury Layoff
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyEd Jones is set to return to his Carlin team in the FIA European Formula 3 Championship next weekend at the Red Bull Ring in Austria as his recovery from…
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Egor Orudzhev made the most of his wet weather racing skills to take a dominant victory for Carlin in the first Cooper Tires British Formula 3 Championship race of the…
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European Formula 3Interviews
Tatiana Calderon: “This is My Opportunity to Show what I can Do.”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyColombian Tatiana Calderon is competing in her second season of the FIA European Formula 3 Championship with Jo Zeller Racing, though she was close to missing out on following up…
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European Formula 3
Jordan King Aiming for European Glory after British Success
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyTwenty-year-old Jordan King is racing for a second season in the FIA European Formula 3 Championship for Carlin in 2014, and took a podium in the first race of the…
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European Formula 3
Jordan King: “You Can’t Win the Championship in the First Round”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyReigning British Formula 3 champion Jordan King returns to action this weekend at Silverstone in the FIA European Formula 3 Championship driving for Carlin. Last year he dovetailed his British…
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Current British Formula 3 champions Carlin have announced their final 2 drivers for the upcoming 2012 season, with Jazeman Jaafar and Pietro Fantin revealed to have sealed the remaining spots.
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Britain’s Harry Tincknell, who suffered a career-threatening hand injury only two months ago after a testing shunt, has become the 3rd driver confirmed for reigning champions Carlin.
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Jack Harvey will remain with the Carlin team for the 2012 British Formula 3 season, it has been confirmed, and has high ambitions for his 2nd year with the championship-winning outfit.
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Puerto Rican racer Felix Serralles will compete in the 2012 Cooper Tyres International British Formula 3 Series with the Fortec Motorsport team, it was announced this morning.
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British F3
British F3 Unveils 2012 Calendar and Reversed-Grid Adjustments
by Mark Foleyby Mark FoleySRO Motorgroup Group has announced a provisional 10 event calendar for the 2012 Cooper Tyres British Formula 3 International Series championship, as well as changes to its shorter reversed-grid races. The…
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Carlin have announced they will field only 5 cars in the 2012 British Formula 3 season, after pressure from opposing teams organisation, FOTA, concerning the team saturating the series. Carlin…
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British F3
British F3 Weekend Round-Up – 4 Drivers Scrap for 2nd Spot at Silverstone Finale
by Mark Foleyby Mark FoleyWith only 3 races remaining of the 2011 season and the title deservedly belonging to Brazilian Felipe Nasr, the attention of many shifted to the increasingly close battle for championship…
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Carlin’s British Formula 3 entrants locked out the top 5 on Wednesday during one of the few remaining official test sessions of the 2011 season at the Silverstone circuit. Danish…