RACE REPORTS
After finishing with a string of wins in Sentul, which put him on top of the driver's championship, JA Motorsports' James Winslow further secured the title with a second place finish in Round 16 at the Batangas Racing Circuit.
After being heralded as the youngest driver to win an AF3 Race in the earlier leg of the series, Irish driver Ali Jackson of Aran Racing once again showed his prowess in Zhuhai winning two out of three rounds on the wet Zhuhai International Circuit.
The series opener of the 2006 Asian Formula 3 Championship proved yet to be another prelude to an exciting season highlighting some of the most talented drivers in the region.
The final rounds of the 2005 Asian Formula 3 Championship returned to the Batangas Racing Circuit for season decider for the driver's championship.
The series opener of the 2005 Asian Formula 3 Championship was full of excitement as 15 cars lined up on the grid.
The 2004 Asian Formula 3 Championship Series finished off with a bang at the Batangas Racing Circuit.
The 2004 Asian Formula 3 Series held its season opener at the Batangas Racing Circuit with a 13-car grid. The supposed 14-car grid fell a car short due to mechanical problems, sidelining Autoplus Racing driver Carlos Anton.
With the titles in the International and Promotional Classes already decided in favor of Pepon Marave of Shell Casino Filipino Team Tom’s and Jojo Silverio of Castrol-Ambi Pur Car Team Goddard, respectively, Rounds 11 and 12 of the seemed destined to be ho-hum affairs.
The Asian Formula 3 Series travelled south to the Batangas Racing Circuit for the Addict Formula 3 Grand Prix featuring the 3rd and 4th rounds of the Asian Formula 3 Championship.
The Asian Formula 3 Series finally made its kick-off at the Subic International Raceway with 7 cars running in both the International and Promotional classes.
