Frederik Vesti

A lights-to-flag victory for Robert Shwartzman concluded the 2018 FIA European Formula 3 Championship at the Hockenheimring on Sunday morning.

Mick Schumacher is the 2018 champion of the FIA European Formula 3 Championship after finishing second to Jüri Vips in race two at the Hockenheimring on Saturday afternoon.

Guanyu Zhou took his second victory of the season but his first since the opening race of the year at the Hockenheimring on Saturday, while Daniel Ticktum remains mathematically in the championship hunt thanks to his fifth place finish.

Mick Schumacher will start seventh on the grid for race one in Germany as he bids to secure the championship at the earliest possible opportunity.

David Schumacher, son of Grand Prix winner Ralf secured the ADAC F4 Rookie crown as US Racing won the teams title at Hockenheim.

Lirim Zendeli was the man of the moment at Nurburgring, picking up a race win and the overall championship in the final event.

A third place and a race win saw Lirim Zendeli grow his lead at the top of ADAC F4 Championship in after the weekend at Hockenheim.

Lirim Zendeli adds two more victories to his total for the season, extending his gap at the top to 50 points, with Mick Wishofer winning race three.

TCF looks at who can follow in the footsteps of Mawson, Vips and Eriksson as ADAC F4 gears up with three F1 Juniors and yet another Schumacher.

In what becomes the series third trip to Hockenheim, ADAC Formula 4 will replace the absent F2 / GP3, supporting the German GP.

The Checkered Flag looks back at the more obscure FIA Formula 4 series from 2017 and where the new international talent will emerge from.

Juri Vips’ podium during a tense final round was enough to seal the title for Prema Powerteam with teammate Armstrong behind.

Brazilian racer Felipe Drugovich won the opening race at Hockenheim, taking the championship lead as the Prema’s failed to make progress.

Mucke Motorsport and Lirim Zendeli will start at the front for only the second time this season. He starts ahead of Drugovich as Prema’s struggle.

Brazilian star Felipe Drugovich reduced his gap to the championship leaders after leading a Van Amersfoort Racing 1-2-3.