Formula Regional European Championship

Single-seater racing championship

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2025 Completed a run of three consecutive podiums, extending into Austria.
2025 Finished third in the FRECA overall standings with four wins, four poles, nine podiums, and 235 points.
2025 Achieved pole position and led every lap for his second win of the year at Imola.
2025 Earned poles and wins in both Barcelona and Hockenheim rounds, putting himself in contention for the championship.
2025 Secured his first pole position in Budapest, but was later disqualified for dangerous driving after finishing third.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
At the Spa round, qualifying for race one was abandoned due to a crash by Saqer Al Maosherji, with the grid set from free practice times. Enzo Deligny won the first race, with Matteo De Palo finishing second.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
At Spa, Rashid Al Dhaheri secured pole position for race two in foggy conditions. Enzo Deligny won the second race, with Hiyu Yamakoshi finishing second and Jin Nakamura in third place.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
The 2025 Formula Regional European Championship season began at Misano Circuit. Trident's Matteo De Palo won the first race of the season after Prema's Freddie Slater was spun out by Jin Nakamura at Turn 1.
2025 Set to compete in the FIA Formula 3 Championship with Rodin Motorsport.
2025 Deligny departed from the Red Bull Junior Team after two seasons, indicating a potential shift in his racing trajectory. He expressed openness to returning to the team in the future if he performs well.
2025 Secured fourth and final victory of the year in Barcelona.
2025 Confirmed to race in the upcoming Macau Grand Prix with R-ace GP.
2025 Won first pole position at the Hungaroring and secured second victory of the season.
2025 Won first race in Austria and regained championship lead, but lost it immediately after a retirement in race two.
2025 Continued his third season in the Formula Regional European Championship with RPM, achieving his personal best finish of eighth place at Spa-Francorchamps.
2025 Scored his second points finish of the year at Monza, ultimately placing 17th in the overall standings with six points.
2025 At Petit Le Mans, the team dominated the second half and secured their second win of the season, finishing second in both overall standings and the Michelin Endurance Cup.
2025 At Watkins Glen, the team ran up front until a late pit stop dropped them to fifth.
2025 At Indianapolis, controlled the race midpoint and built a ten-second gap to Kakunoshin Ohta, taking over first place from Jack Aitken. Aitken held on during a final lap restart to claim victory.
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Jack Beeton
Jack Beeton prepared for a full Formula Regional campaign by competing in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship with Mumbai Falcons.
2025 Rafael Câmara won the Formula 3 championship title.
2025 Competed in FIA Formula 3 Championship with Trident, winning 4 races, achieving 5 pole positions, 4 fastest laps, and 5 podiums out of 19 races.
2025 Won the Italian F4, FR European, F1 Academy, and E4 Teams' Championships
2025 Currently competing in the FIA Formula 3 Championship with Campos Racing, sitting in 3rd place with 1 win and 116 points. Scheduled to compete in the Macau Grand Prix with KCMG Enya by Pinnacle Motorsport.
2025 Competed in the Ferrari Challenge Europe, narrowly losing the championship to Felix Hirsiger in the final round.
2025 Set to compete in the FIA Formula 3 Championship for Prema Racing.
2025
Kanato Le
Competed in Macau Grand Prix, result to be determined (TBD).
2025
Kanato Le
Competed in Formula Regional European Championship, finishing 14th overall.
2025 Kucharczyk secures the Euroformula Open Championship title in the second race at Monza, winning by a margin of one thousandth of a second against Yevan David and finishing seven tenths ahead of Everett Stack.
2025 Set to compete in the FIA Formula 3 Championship for Trident.
2025 Continued racing in Formula Regional Middle East Championship with Pinnacle Motorsport and Formula Regional European Championship with RPM, improving to 23rd and 17th positions respectively.
2025 R-ace GP from France wins the Formula Regional European Championship, securing 5 wins, 16 podiums, and 455 points, clinching the title in Race 20 of 20 with a margin of 25 points.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
KIC Motorsport discontinued their Formula Regional European Championship programme after competing in the series since 2019, despite being pre-selected for the 2025 season.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
Iron Dames withdrew from the Formula Regional European Championship to focus on endurance racing ventures, ending their two-car all-female driver lineup from 2024.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
MP Motorsport, a long-standing team since the championship's inception, left the series and was replaced by CL Motorsport, a new Italian-based Chinese team.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
AKCEL GP became the first Asian team to join the Formula Regional European Championship.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
R-ace GP wins the Team's Championship title for the second time in the championship's history.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
ART Grand Prix signed Taito Kato, the 2024 French F4 Champion, and Kanato Le, who finished 18th in 2024.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
R-ace GP signed Akshay Bohra, the 2024 Euro 4 Championship winner, and Jin Nakamura, making his European racing debut after finishing fourth in 2024 Super Formula Lights.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
Prema Racing promoted Freddie Slater and Rashid Al Dhaheri from their Formula 4 operation, and signed Doriane Pin, the 2024 F1 Academy runner-up, to compete in select rounds.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
Seventh season of the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine, marking continued competition following the merger with Formula Renault Eurocup.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
Freddie Slater from Prema Racing secured the Drivers' Championship title at the penultimate race of the season.
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2025 Formula Regional European Championship
Dion Gowda from Van Amersfoort Racing won the Rookie Championship title at the penultimate race of the season.
2025 In the Le Mans Cup at Barcelona, Henrion and De Doncker finished 12th after experiencing a lap 1 puncture and broken rear mount.
2025 During the ELMS race at Le Castellet, Henrion was involved in a collision with an LMGT3 car, leading to a retirement from the race.
2025 At the ELMS race in Barcelona, Henrion and team achieved a promising runner-up finish.
2025 At Portimão, Henrion initially claimed pole position but was disqualified for a non-compliant diffuser. Despite starting from the back and an early pit stop, he charged up to finish eighth in the drivers' standings.
2025 At Le Castellet in the Le Mans Cup, Henrion passed Paul Trojani for the lead but was demoted to second post-race due to a Full-Course Yellow speeding penalty by De Doncker.
2025 At Silverstone Le Mans Cup race, the team finished eighth after De Doncker spun into the gravel at Vale.
2025 In the Road to Le Mans, Henrion finished third in race 1, passing Terrence Woodward on the final lap, and took fourth in race 2.

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