Tarun Reddy

It was another race in which the start proved vital for some. Dan Ticktum led the field away from pole, beating Ahmed and Mawson to the line.

In what became a lights to flag encounter, Enaam Ahmed dominated with Joey Mawson and Dan Ticktum following him home.

After moving to Carlin, it was F3 race winner, Enaam Ahmed who took the first pole position of the Autumn Trophy from Snetterton.

New Zealand star Marcus Armstrong was the fastest driver on Friday, topping the second and fourth sessions from Snetterton.

BRDC F3 podium finisher Tarun Reddy and Kiwi Marcus Armstrong complete the Double R Racing line-up alongside Dan Ticktum.

Sowery won the final race of the year to secure third in the title, meanwhile Leist held off rival Collard to win the 2016 BRDC F3 title.

Lanan Racing’s Toby Sowery won the reverse grid race at Donington, behind him, Leist finished fifth as Collard hit Bortoleto once again.

As the BRDC British F3 Championship finale approaches. TCF looks at the chances for Sowery, Randle and Leist in catching Collard.

Championship leader Ricky Collard will go into the final round of the season in a comfortable position after his second win at Snetterton.

Force India young driver, Nikita Mazepin won the second BRDC British F3 race of the weekend, collecting his first ever single-seater win.

BRDC F3 championship leader Ricky Collard won the opening race at Snetterton after dominating and breaking away in the early stages.

Despite finishing top for three of the four sessions Ricky Collard’s record was broken by Matheus Leist in the twilight at Snetterton.

Despite starting in ninth, Thomas Randle fought his way to the front of the reverse grid BRDC British F3 race, narrowly beating Toby Sowery.

Carlin ace and MSA Formula champion Lando Norris beat rival Ricky Collard to claim his third BRDC British F3 victory of the season at Spa.

Double R Racing’s Matheus Leist took his third victory of the year, after Bortoleto is involved in his second major crash in three rounds, with Mahadik.