With the 2022 season finished, attention now turns to 2023. Teams will spend three days at F3 testing and evaluating drivers for next season.
The Formula 3 post-season testing is a three-day opportunity for the teams to choose their drivers for the 2023 season. Each team selects three drivers to run from F3 or a lower racing series. F3 testing will take place between September 21st through the 23rd in Jerez, Spain. Here is a run down of the drivers each team has selected.
We’ve got one more box to tick! ☑️
Our post-season test gets under way at Jerez later this month!#F3Testing pic.twitter.com/MJqocRWpnn
— Formula 3 (@Formula3) September 12, 2022
Charouz Racing
Charouz Racing has opted to split their time amongst four drivers instead of three:
- Matias Zagazeta – FREC driver
- Emerson Fittipaldi Jr. – F4 driver
- Nicola Marianangeli – EuroFormula Open driver
- Alessandro Famularo – FIA F3 driver 2022 season driver
Jenzer Motorsport
- Taylor Barnard – ADAC F4 German Championship driver
- Nikita Bedrin – ADAC F4 German Championship driver
- Alex Garcia – EuroFormula Open driver
MP Motorsport
- Mari Boya – FREC driver
- Franco Colapinto – FIA F3 driver
- Jonny Edgar – FIA F3 driver
PREMA
- Paul Aron – FREC driver
- Dino Beganovic – FREC driver
- Zak O’Sullivan – FIA F3 driver
Trident
- Leonardo Fornaroli – FREC driver
- Gabriel Bortoleto – FREC driver
- Oliver Goethe – EuroFormula Open driver
ART Grand Prix
- Kaylen Frederick – FIA F3 driver
- Nikola Tsolov – F4 Spanish driver
- Gregoire Saucy – FIA F3 driver
- Brad Benavides – FIA F3 driver
Campos Racing
- Christian Mansell – EuroFormula Open/FIA F3 driver
- Francesco Pizzi – FIA F3 driver
- Josep Maria Marti – FIA F3 driver
- Hugh Barter – French F4 driver
Carlin Racing
- Hunter Yeany – FIA F3 driver
- Joel Granfors – GB3 Championship driver
- Arias Deukmedjian – F4 Italian championship driver
Hitech Grand Prix
- Sebastian Montoya – FREC driver
- Gabriele Mini – FIA F3 driver
- Reece Ushijima – FIA F3 driver
Vans Amersfoort Racing
- Noel Leon – FREC driver
- Rafael Villagomez – FIA F3 driver
- Roberto Faria – GB3 Championship driver
Testing will begin at 9 am local time and will end at 5 pm on the 21st and 22nd. On the 23rd the test will be shortened by one hour. Testing will be split into ‘Morning’ and ‘Afternoon’ sessions that will last a maximum of three hours with an hour one break for lunch. Check back at LWOS for updates on the F3 Testing results.
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