2013 Macau Grand Prix Formula Three
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16th October 2013, 7:19 at 7:19 am #133768wsrgoParticipant
Here’s the complete list of entrants in Macau GP F3 this year:
Carlin (Volkswagen): Carlos Sainz, Jr. (ESP), Harry Tincknell (GBR), Jazeman Jaafar (MAL), Daniil Kvyat (RUS), Jordan King (GBR), Nicholas Latifi (CAN)Prema Powerteam (Mercedes): Raffaele Marciello (ITA), Alex Lynn (GBR), Lucas Auer (AUT). Esteban Ocon (FRA)
TOM’s (Toyota): Yuichi Nakayama (JPN)
Mucke Motorsport (Mercedes): Felix Rosenqvist (SWE), Mitchell Gilbert (AUS), Yuhi Sekiguchi (JPN)
Fortec (Mercedes): Felix Serralles (PUE), Pipo Derani (BRA), Will Buller (GBR), John Bryant-Meisner (SWE), Tom Blomqvist (GBR)
EuroInternational (Mercedes): Stefano Coletti (MON)
T-Sport (Nissan): Alexander Sims (GBR)
Double R Racing (Mercedes): Kevin Korjus (EST), Sun Zheng (CHN), Antonio Giovinazzi (ITA), Sean Gelael (INA)
van Amersfoort (Volkswagen): Sven Muller (GER)
B-Max (Toyota): Katsumasa Chiyo (JPN)
URD Rennsport (Mercedes): Lucas Wolf (GER)
17th October 2013, 13:39 at 1:39 pm #243169Iestyn DaviesParticipantWith that line up, I think you could claim to have done well with a top 10 finish! Should be a great race. Not sure why Coletti is back to try Macau, maybe he wants to rediscover his mojo?
17th October 2013, 13:43 at 1:43 pm #243170wsrgoParticipant@fastiesty I agree it’s a mega lineup. Not sure about Coletti, maybe Red Bull want to measure Blomqvist against him, maybe not. I have no clue.
18th October 2013, 18:59 at 6:59 pm #243171RetiredParticipantThat’s a massive line-up, and we know that among those guys there is future F1 driver(s). I go for Prema or Carlin (easy)
I’m for my fellow coutryman Esteban Ocon, he’s the first Frenchman to race in an FIA-rules F3 competition since the current-generation machines were introduced at the beginning of the 2012 season.
19th October 2013, 5:05 at 5:05 am #243172wsrgoParticipantthe first Frenchman to race in an FIA-rules F3 competition since the current-generation machines were introduced at the beginning of the 2012 season.
Really? Wow, that’s a super-fact! Ocon might get to do more of these next year if Prema keep him on for the European competition, and as of now it seems very likely.
It’s sad to see that Frenchmen in F3 are so few and far between, considering that the F3 Euroseries (precursor to the FIA European championship), was actually an amalgamation of the German F3 Championship Class and the French F3 series, and that 2 current French F1 drivers came through this series (Romain Grosjean, 2007 champ and Jules Bianchi, 2009 champ). I guess they mainly choose Formula Renault and World Series by Renault nowadays.19th October 2013, 17:22 at 5:22 pm #243173RetiredParticipantExactly @wsrgo and Jean-Eric Vergne won the British F3 championship back in 2010 if ever I saw it. Anyway, keep updating some Macau GP F3 news, I love that event
19th October 2013, 17:34 at 5:34 pm #24317423rd October 2013, 10:46 at 10:46 am #243175wsrgoParticipantAs has already been pointed out by @keithcollantine , Felix Serralles will not take part in Macau, he has been replaced by F3 Open frontrunner Ed Jones of UAE.
Also, Nelson Mason is another new addition to the Macau GP list, with ASwiss squad Jo Zeller. The Canadian also participated in the F3 Open this year, and had a good season.23rd October 2013, 10:59 at 10:59 am #243176RetiredParticipant@wsrgo No official reason has been given for Serralles – who retired due to accidents in seven of the last nine European F3 races this year – skipping Macau, hehe
24th October 2013, 1:38 at 1:38 am #243177himmatsjParticipantWhat are your opinions on Jazeman? As a Malaysian, I’m a bit ashamed I’ve never seen him race before. But to be fair, none of his races get shown here. I have followed him via the newspapers though and I know he dominated Formula BMW Asia a few years ago.
Fauzy was pretty bad as far as F1 drivers go, but Young was pretty good and shame Minardi bundled him out.
24th October 2013, 3:14 at 3:14 am #243178wsrgoParticipant@himmatsj Jaafar is a pretty strong driver..he’s had a tough debut year in World Series by Renault, but his team, Carlin, have had a few problems this year in that particular series. He was expectedly impeccable in the one British F3 weekend he participated in, winning both feature races easily. He’s also very strong on street circuits. Another year in World Series should be in order, although pressure will be on him to get more than the one podium he got this year..
24th October 2013, 10:31 at 10:31 am #24317924th October 2013, 10:41 at 10:41 am #243180wsrgoParticipantThanks for the news @jeff1s , good to see FdC back to his happy hunting ground if 2012. Also, I hope Red Bull don;t fire him from the Junior Team.
24th October 2013, 10:43 at 10:43 am #243181Lucas WilsonParticipantI didn’t know people still compete in F3 anymore :-D
24th October 2013, 11:44 at 11:44 am #243182Polishboy808ParticipantDa Costa is apparently replacing Kvyat, which is kind of a slap in the face to Da Costa imo. Lets see if he can redeem himself here though.
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