Will Palmer

The Briton will make his debut with the team next week in Barcelona for the season opener.

The Checkered Flag looks back at the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 championship, and a great battle for the title between Sacha Fenestraz and a trio of R-ace GP drivers.

The Briton was forced to settle for the runners-up spot in the championship in Spain, but he felt proud of what he achieved during 2017 with R-ace GP.

Sacha Fenestraz ended the year with a seventh victory ahead of Robert Shwartzman, while Max Fewtrell did enough to claim the rookies title.

Robert Shwartzman took victory in race two at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, while Sacha Fenestraz took the championship.

R-ace GP finished first and second in race one at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, with Robert Shwartzman ahead of Will Palmer.

The Briton kept himself in with a chance of the title with some great driving at Spa-Francorchamps last weekend.

Sacha Fenestraz will head into the final weekend of the season with a healthy advantage in the championship after winning race three at Spa-Francorchamps, with only Will Palmer now able to deny him the title.

Sacha Fenestraz secured pole position for all three races of the Spa-Francorchamps weekend on Friday, although no pole sitter has won in Belgium in this category since 2010!

Sacha Fenestraz was handed his fourth victory of the season after on-track victor Robert Shwartzman was disqualified for a technical infringement.

Max Defourny was victorious in race one in the south of France after Robert Shwartzman was penalised for a last lap clash that saw Sacha Fenestraz end up upside-down.

The British racer finished second in race two in Austria after a damaged front wing cost him points in Saturday’s opener.

Sacha Fenestraz confirmed himself as the man on form after a dominant display at the Red Bull Ring opened up his points advantage at the top of the standings to more than a race victory.

Max Fewtrell took the lead at the start of the opening lap of race one at the Red Bull Ring and withstood pressure from Max Defourny to take his maiden Eurocup win.

Sacha Fenestraz and Gabriel Aubry topped their respective qualifying groups in qualifying on Saturday morning with identical lap times.