Races 1 12 Apr Oulton Park
2 13 Apr Oulton Park
3 25 Apr Donington
4 26 Apr Donington
5 3 May Silverstone
6 4 May Silverstone
7 30 May Rockingham
8 31 May Rockingham
9 6 Jun Hockenheim
10 7 Jun Hockenheim
11 4 Jul Snetterton
12 5 Jul Snetterton
13 24 Jul Spa-Francorchamps
14 25 Jul Spa-Francorchamps
15 15 Aug Silverstone
16 16 Aug Silverstone
17 29 Aug Bucharest
18 30 Aug Bucharest
19 19 Sep Brands Hatch
20 20 Sep Brands Hatch
Confirmed DriversCarlin
Daniel Ricciardo
Max Chilton
Oliver Oakes
Fortec
Victor Garcia
Raikkonen-Robertson (Double R)
Carlos Huertas
Roll of Honour1979 - Chico Serra
1980 - Stefan Johansson
1981 - Jonathan Palmer
1982 - Tommy Byrne
1983 - Ayrton Senna
1984 - Johnny Dumfries
1985 - Mauricio Gugelmin
1986 - Andy Wallace
1987 - Johnny Herbert
1988 - JJ Lehto
1989 - David Brabham
1990 - Mika Hakkinen
1991 - Rubens Barrichello
1992 - Gil de Ferran
1993 - Kelvin Burt
1994 - Jan Magnussen
1995 - Oliver Gavin
1996 - Ralph Firman
1997 - Jonny Kane
1998 - Mario Haberfeld
1999 - Marc Hynes
2000 - Antonio Pizzonia
2001 - Takuma Sato
2002 - Robbie Kerr
2003 - Alan van der Merwe
2004 - Nelson Piquet Jr
2005 - Alvaro Parente
2006 - Mike Conway
2007 - Marko Asmer
2008 - Jaime Alguersuari
Full listWikipedia wrote:
The first Formula Three championship to take place in the UK was the Autosport F3 championship held in 1951, which was won by Eric Brandon. By 1954, it had evolved into a national-level series and was organised by the British Racing and Sports Car Club (BRSCC). This was the 500cc period of Formula Three, which was active in the UK and other countries until 1959, at which point Formula Three was adapted into Formula Junior. In this period, there were often two or three series running concurrently and a single national series had yet to be firmly established. The FIA reintroduced Formula Three in 1964, and there were two F3 championships held in the UK that year, won by Jackie Stewart and Rodney Banting. This was not the last occasion of two or more F3 championships running concurrently in the post-1964 era: from 1970 to 1973, there were three regional series (the Lombard North, John Player, and Forward Trust championships) and there were normally two series between then and 1978. In 1984, the series adopted a B class for competitors with older chassis, which is now known as the National class.