30th November 2008: Complete champions list brought up to date
30th December 2007: 2007 Bologna Motorshow Euroseries 3000 complete results added here.
30th December 2007: Euroseries 3000, F3000 Int. Masters & F.Holden pages added. Many broken links fixed.
30th December 2007: New contact address added here.

(15/11/07): Champions list brought up to date

(10/12/06): Non championship races section updated with 2006 Bologna Motorshow Euroseries 3000 results. Bologna GP2 event results to follow...

(3/11/06): Champions list brought up to date

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(9/9/04): This site was closed for regular updates in 2003, but will remain here as a source of reference. It may be brought up to date in the future with archived results.

(9/12/03): Bologna Motorshow Euro 3000 results updated here; times from finals added.

(6/12/03): Bologna Motorshow Euro 3000 results (top 4) added here; Grassotto wins.

(5/12/03): Bologna Motorshow Euro 3000 10-car entry list added here.

(30/11/03): Bologna Motorshow Euro 3000 page added here; Grassotto and Monfardini confirmed for ADM.

(30/11/03): Champions page updated here with all the 2004 champions.

(23/11/03): PLEASE READ: The site was closed for regular updates in April 2003. However, I am planning to continue to maintain the site periodically as a reference source.

(21/3/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updated: See news (Hill confirmed for Jordan GP Junior).

(19/3/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updated: See news (Rafael Sperafico confirmed at ADM).

(19/3/03): Links updated: Red Bull Junior Team (FIA F3000) official site added.

(15/3/03): Euro 3000 Vallelunga testing times added: Farfus quickest.

(15/3/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updated: See Silly Season News.

(11/3/03): Links updated: Energy Racing (Euro 3000) official site added.

(11/3/03): FIA F3000 2003 calendar updated: Spa race cancelled again.

(11/3/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News.

(3/3/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See news (Sperafico, Minassian, Paffett confirmed).

(3/3/03): FIA F3000 official testing times from Imola (Feb 20th-21st) added.

(3/3/03): Apologies for the lack of recent updates...

(20/2/03): FIA F3000 2003 calendar update: See Silly Season News.

(20/2/03): Euro 3000 2003 calendar update: See Silly Season News.

(20/2/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News.

(19/2/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News (Toccacelo signs for Jordan Jr.)

(17/2/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update: See news (Super Nova becomes Jordan GP Junior Team).

(17/2/03): Links page 2 updated: official Italian F3 site.

(15/2/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News.

(14/2/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News (Kiesa confirmed).

(14/2/03): Euro 3000 2003 calendar update: testing dates added.

(7/2/03): Euro 3000 2003 calendar update: See Silly Season News.

(4/2/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News.

(4/2/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News.

(4/2/03): Links pages updated with Team 22 (F.Nippon), Pure Power Motorsport (F4000/Holden), official Japanese F3 site + World Series V6 and Renault V6 team sites.

(3/2/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News.

(2/2/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News.

(2/2/03): Links pages updated with Italian Formula Renault/Italian Formula Renault Monza and Italian F3 (unofficial site) with thanks to Stuart Page.

(25/1/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News.

(25/1/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News.

(18/1/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News (Heidfeld signs for Draco).

(17/1/03): Champions list updated with F.Holden info from F4000.com.

(17/1/03): New address for F4000 (formerly F.Holden) added in the links section.

(17/1/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News.

(16/1/03): Euro 3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News (Brown signs for Traini Corse).

(16/1/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News (Charouz set to link up with PSM).

(11/1/03): Links (page 2) updated: F3 Euroseries official site; FIA Grand Prix Encyclopedia; World Sports Racing Prototypes - updated link. Circuit links: Motor Racing Circuits Database, Tracks Around The World, Adria, Brno, Dijon, Donington, Estoril, Enna, Misano, Spa, Vallelunga.

(5/1/03): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News.

(5/1/03): Links updated: Formula Holden will be known as "Formula 4000 - Powered by Holden" from this season; BCN Competicion - TWS site page added; updated Formula de las Americas official site link; updated International Sportscar Racing link.

(5/1/03): There are some excellent Euro 3000 photos from Brno 2002 here (thanks to Petr Hubácek).

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Hope all visitors had a great Christmas and New Year.

(26/12/02): Bologna Motorshow Euro 3000 sprint: Results updated thanks to Sergio Fratus.

(26/12/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update: See Silly Season News.

(20/12/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News (new team is in fact BCN Competición)

(19/12/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See Silly Season News (Nordic sold to Barcelona Competición)

(18/12/02): Italian F2 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News (Amaduzzi tests for PSM)

(18/12/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News (Liuzzi to Coloni / Nordic sold?)

(18/12/02): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updated: See the Silly Season News (Farfus stays at Draco)

(11/12/02): Euro 3000 Bologna Motorshow sprint results added - Lotterer wins (see news).

(11/12/02): Euro 3000 2003 provisional calendar added here.

(11/12/02): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updated: See the Silly Season News (new French team entering)

(11/12/02): Link added to Picture Motorsport in new "Photos" section on links page 1.

(6/12/02): Euro 3000 Vallelunga test results added in new winter testing page - details of the 38-driver promotional test (23rd November) and new! - the following day's test (24th Nov) when 112 cars took part.

(6/12/02): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updated.

(5/12/02): Euro 3000 Bologna Motorshow sprint entry list added.

(5/12/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(5/12/02): FIA F3000 2003 calendar amended: It is not yet confirmed if the Spa race is cancelled.

(5/11/02): Italian F2 2003 silly season page added, although it is not clear if a championship will go ahead.

(29/11/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News (including: Charouz ISR to enter)

(29/11/02): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News (including: 38 drivers who tested)

(29/11/02): Italian F2 hopes still alive? See the Silly Season News.

(5/11/02): FIA F3000 news: Top race engineer Gary Davies has been recruited to Brand Motorsports from Arden.

(22/11/02): FIA F3000 private testing page updated: 3-day testing from Barcelona.

(22/11/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(16/11/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(16/11/02): FIA F3000 private testing page updated: Astromega's 2-day test at Hockenheim.

(16/11/02): FIA F3000 Misano October test times updated: Thanks to Martin Fjord, full day 1 times from the official session last month are added, while slight amendments to the day 2 and overall times have been made.

(14/11/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(14/11/02): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(13/11/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(13/11/02): The Euro 3000 2003 silly season page has been added. Any news on the 2003 entries is welcomed!

(10/11/02): Congratulations to Jaime Melo Jr (Great Wall Racing), the 2002 Euro 3000 champion! Melo finished second today at Cagliari behind winner Jaroslav Janis (Charouz ISR), with Matteo Grassotto (Draco) in third. Melo's title rival Romain Dumas (John Village) could not improve on his fifth place grid position in the race. Find race results and news at the Tiscali site (UK version). Full race-by-race results for the season will be added to this site very soon, while the results table will also be updated with the positions from the final round.

(9/11/02): Link added to Uboldi Corse (Euro 3000 team) site.

(9/11/02): Important correction: We (along with F3000.com) were supplied with false information about the Brask Management and Pantano vs Super Nova court case. We would like to stress that the news is not true, and we also doubt any of the other news this so-called "journalist" supplied us with is reliable. This person used the email address of a current F3000 team member to send the mail, so we can only ask what their motives were... The news reports sent by this person have been removed from the news page and the silly season page has been amended.

(8/11/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(8/11/02): Euro 3000 2003 silly season updates: See the Silly Season News.

(5/11/02): Euro 3000 calendar news: It can be confirmed that the final round at Cagliari is this Sunday (10th).

(3/11/02): Euro 3000 testing news: Augusto Farfus was quickest in testing at Magione on Friday. More here.

(3/11/02): FIA F3000 rumours: According to this forum thread, a team based on key members of Super Nova could enter CART next year, with Australian Motorsport news claiming that former team drivers Kenny Brack (2nd in '96) and Ricardo Zonta (champion in 1997) could race in a David Sears-run team. Another rumour suggests that TWS V6 team Racing Engineering could move into CART, with their driver Justin Wilson, the 2001 F3000 champ.

(1/11/02): FIA F3000 news: UK Formula Ford organisers are looking to set up an F1 test as the prize for the 2003 champion, but BMP's Dan Mayo also added: "We are also looking into sorting out a test with a top Formula 3 team or Formula 3000 team as a prize..."

(31/10/02): FIA F3000 official testing, Misano: Friesacher fastest in the 2-day test, times here.

(29/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 calendar update: Spa, arguably the best circuit in F1 and F3000, has been removed from the calendar for next year. A truly regrettable decision from a sport which has forgotten the reasons people are so passionate about it in the first place. Let's hope somehow the Belgian GP at Spa will return someday...

(27/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update: Italian team GP Racing have been ruled out of returning to FIA F3000 next year. They will continue in Euro 3000 (source: Daniel Dalence Garcia / GP Racing).

(26/10/02): FIA F3000 2003: The Coloni-supported European Minardi team are still operating under that name, not "Coloni 2" as one source states. The silly season and testing pages have been amended accordingly.

(25/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 Official Testing, Imola: Day 2 times added here, also yesterday's times updated and overall times added. Thanks to Marcel ten Caat for locating the times at the Imola website.

(25/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update #1: After topping test times yesterday, it appears that European Minardi is no more and the squad is now being referred to as "Coloni 2".

(25/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 Official Testing, Imola: Day 1 times from yesterday added here.

(22/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update #3: According to this forum thread, 2001 season pace-setters Nordic Racing are rumoured to be selling the team: "Chris Mower, son of Derek Mower has quit Nordic to continue his career in North America."

(20/10/02): FIA F3000 2004 silly season update - Not news on next year's entries, but SudAm F3 team Piquet Sports are planning to enter FIA F3000 in 2004 (source: Daniel Dalence Garcia). Next year the team's protege Nelson Angelo Piquet is set to enter British F3.

(19/10/02): Results from last weekend's Euro 3000 round 8 at Jerez have been added to the 2002 results table, along with updated championship standings. Only the top 10 race positions are currently known. By winning in Jerez, Jaime Melo Jr. (Great Wall Racing) took the points lead from Romain Dumas (John Village Automotive). The final round on the streets of Cagliari next month will decide which of the duo takes over from reigning champion Felipe Massa. I am currently working on the full race-by-race results from this season, which will be added soon.

(19/10/02): Euro 3000 - A new association of teams will work with series boss Pierluigi Corbari to try and strengthen the category. ESTA (Euro Series Team Association), formed at Jerez, comprises ADM Motorsport, B&C Competition, Draco Junior Team Multiracing USA, GP Racing, Great Wall Racing, Scuderia Famà, Team Ghinzani, Uboldi Corse and Victory Engineering. President is Adriano Morini, vice-president Mario Zecchi. (source: autosportnews.com).

(17/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update: Euro 3000 squad Victory Engineering is eyeing a move up to the International series next year (source: Autosport). Julien Vidot scored two fourth places with the team this year.

(13/10/02): Some site updates: Non-championship F3000 minor update - Apicella was 2nd in Indoor F3000 Italia at Bologna Motorshow 1999 - more results of this event still wanted; Major overhaul of Links section started - many team sites etc have been added, current season driver sites are no longer listed as there are so many frequent changes.

(13/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 provisional calendar added.

(10/10/02): Changes for Euro 3000? According to this article, translated from Portuguese using Babelfish, there are big changes for Euro 3000 for 2003. Power is set to increase from 480hp to 520hp (we don't yet know how), to make performance closer to F1; an Association of Teams will work to strengthen the category and support teams in financial difficulties and with problems regarding team/driver contractual issues (frequent driver changes and withdrawal of teams have been problems this year); TV coverage, media facilities & hospitality are set to improve; finally, while the champion will qualify for an F1 superlicence, the top three will be able to be invited for F1 tests and possibly be offered F1 testing contracts. Next year's calendar will again include 10 events.

(6/10/02): FIA F3000 2003 silly season update #1: Bertram Schäfer Racing will definitely not buy the Red Bull Junior/RSM Marko team, team boss Schäfer has been quoted as saying (source: German F3).

(25/9/02 - 5/10/02): Up-to-date results tables for FIA F3000 & Euro 3000 added. See here for more on these updates.

(1/10/02): Euro 3000 full qualifying/race/championship 2002 results table (up to the most recent round at Dijon) added. Full race-by-race results will be added soon. Thanks to Sergio Fratus for help compiling the Euro 3000 results.

(25/9/02): FIA International F3000 full qualifying/race/championship 2002 results table added.

(22/9/02): Italian Formula 2 section updated with reasons for series' cancellation (thanks to Sergio Fratus).

(22/9/02): FC Euro Series section updated - series has been cancelled.

(22/9/02): There is a change of email address for those that want to contact me. Click "contact us" above.

(22/9/02): We are (kind of) back! I am planning to update this year's results (in table form at least) of FIA F3000, Euro 3000 and Formula Nippon. I've decided to remove the World Series V6 & Formula Holden sections altogether, as there was nothing there worth keeping from before I closed the site down for updates... The main purpose of this site now is to provide a reference source - sadly I don't have time to regularly update it as I used to.

(22/9/02) - Site back online, now updated infrequently and maintained as a reference source.

June 2002 - site closed for regular updates.

(10/5/02): International F3000 round 4, A1-Ring - Enge on pole.

(10/5/02): World Series V6 round 1, Valencia - Sarandeses quickest in free practice (see news).

(10/5/02): World Series V6 silly season page updated: KTR confirm Leinders and Gomide; Faulkner to race for Zele Motorsport; Gonzalez to race for GD Racing.

(10/5/02): FC Euro Series silly season page updated: Aztec International to enter with van der Ende.

(10/5/02): FC Euro Series calendar updated - series will start in July.

(10/5/02): Euro 3000 driver change: Busnelli replaces Nemarnik at Great Wall Racing for Pergusa.

(5/5/02): Euro 3000 round 2: race cancelled due to snow!

(4/5/02): Euro 3000 round 2 qualifying: session postponed to Sunday due to weather.

(4/5/02): Euro 3000 driver changes: De Pourtales replaces Lancieri at Sighinolfi; "Babalus" returns with Bieffe.

(4/5/02): Links added: Euro 3000 Tiscali (series sponsor) site, "Babalus".

(3/5/02): World Series V6 silly season page updated: Leinders, Filiberti, Gomide NOT confirmed (see news).

(3/5/02): World Series V6 silly season page updated: car & driver numbers added.

(1/5/02): World Series V6 silly season page updated: KTR sign Leinders & Filiberti; Mäenpää to Zele Motorsport.

(1/5/02): Links added: EUROLights official site; Euro 3000 drivers: Gianmaria Bruni, Jaime Melo Jr.; World Series V6 drivers: Narain Karthikeyan, Bas Leinders, Jean-Christophe Ravier, Ander Vilariño, Justin Wilson, Ricardo Zonta; F.Holden drivers: Peter Hackett, Christian Murchison.

(1/5/02): Formula Holden round 2, Eastern Creek: McColl wins (see news, results to be added soon)

(27/4/02): International F3000 round 3, Barcelona - Pantano wins for Coloni.

(27/4/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Sarandeses confirmed at GD Racing.

(27/4/02): International F3000 round 3, Barcelona - Bourdais on pole.

(25/4/02): World Series V6 official testing, Albacete: Burgueño fastest after 2 days.

(24/4/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Sarandeses to GD Racing? Hynes not confirmed? (see news).

(23/4/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Sundberg, Hynes, Gomide & Ravier confirmed (see news).

(22/4/02): Euro 3000 R1, Vallelunga - race: Dumas wins

(22/4/02): Italian F2 calendar updated

(22/4/02): Apologies for the delay in updating due to connection problems yesterday...

(20/4/02): Euro 3000 R1, Vallelunga - qualifying: Piccolo on pole

(20/4/02): Euro 3000 entries confirmed (see Euro 3000 ---> 2002 results)

(18/4/02): Euro 3000 silly season page updated: Melo joins Great Wall; Dumas and Boss join JVA.

(17/4/02): Euro 3000 silly season page updated: Bruni and Giammaria sign for Coloni.

(17/4/02): Italian F2 calendar updated (see news for changes).

(17/4/02): Formula Holden round 1, Phillip Island: Power wins both races (see news, results added).

(17/4/02): F.Nippon driver changes: Mitsusada in for Michigami, Schwager replaces Kageyama (see news).

(17/4/02): World Series V6 Valencia testing: full combined times now available (source: f1es.net)

(14/4/02): World Series V6 Valencia testing day 2: Montagny still quickest; combined times & update to day 1.

(14/4/02): Euro 3000 silly season page updated: Scassellati replaces Wierczuk at Sighinolfi.

(14/4/02): World Series V6 silly season page updated: Vilariño confirmed at Epsilon by Graff.

(13/4/02): Euro 3000 (Moro joins Janis at Charouz ISR) & World Series V6 (Karthikeyan confirmed at RC Motorsport, plus correction - Ordoñez, not Fernandez, had signed for Meycom) silly season pages updated.

(13/4/02): Link added to a new French language Italian F2 site.

(13/4/02): International F3000 round 2 race: Bourdais wins, Sperafico 2nd.

(13/4/02): World Series V6 Valencia testing day 1: Montagny sets pace as cars debut.

(12/4/02): International F3000 round 2 qualifying: Bourdais on pole at Imola.

(12/4/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Leinders and Mäenpää close to KTR deals; Karthikeyan likely to join RC Motorsport.

(12/4/02): Italian F2 silly season updated: Brinkmann signs for Coloni; many other updates (see news).

(10/4/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Zonta and Rocha join Gabord, Couto and Porteiro join Vergani, Burgueno and Fernandez join Meycom, Wilson confirmed at Racing Engineering (see news for info).

(10/4/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated (see news for info).

(10/4/02): Links added: Patrick Friesacher fanclub (Yahoo group), Formula de las Americas official site.

(7/4/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: F3000 champ Wilson joins Racing Engineering (see news).

(7/4/02): Formula Nippon round 2, Fuji: Motoyama wins (race positions & standings added).

(6/4/02): Formula Nippon round 2, Fuji: Motoyama on pole (qualifying positions added).

(6/4/02): Italian F2 calendar updated - Misano test postponed (see news).

(4/4/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Sundberg and Ravier strongly linked to Graff (see news).

(4/4/02): Links added: Matteo Grassotto (under construction), Jaroslaw Wierczuk, Franck Montagny, Polo Villaamil (Fortec Italia site page), Dallara. Link (here) to site with Assen F3000 Italia 2000 race photos added to Assen page.

(1/4/02): Links added: Formula 2 Register (archived race results for European F2, replaced by F3000 in 1985), Ricardo Sperafico fan club, updated unofficial Ricardo & Rodrigo Sperafico links. e-Tracks (circuit info). The first stage of improving the links pages is now complete - please note the changed URL.

(30/3/02): International F3000 Round 1, Interlagos race - Sperafico wins, Brazilian top 4 (see news).

(30/3/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Montagny signs for Racing Engineering.

(29/3/02): International F3000 qualifying correction: Rodrigo Sperafico is 4th, Ricardo 9th.

(29/3/02): International F3000 Round 1, Interlagos final qualifying - Bourdais on pole position (see news).

(29/3/02): International F3000 Round 1, Interlagos latest - Enge on provisional pole after qualifying session 1.

(29/3/02): Formula Nippon 2002 links added: Mooncraft, Cerumo (2nd link), Satoshi Motoyama, Toshihiro Kaneishi, Tsugio Matsuda, Seiji Ara, Yudai Igarashi, Kiyoto Yamamoto, Narain Karthikeyan, Haruki Kurosawa, Takeshi Tsuchiya, Daisuke Ito. The past/ex-driver links have been removed.

(29/3/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: Karthikeyan to race in series? Euro 3000 silly season updated.

(28/3/02): International F3000 SEASON PREVIEW added.

(27/3/02): Euro 3000 official testing, Vallelunga overall times added: Dumas fastest on day 2. Silly season updated.

(27/3/02): World Series V6 silly season updated: official announcement that Villaamil and Garcia are confirmed at Adrian Campos Motorsport.

(26/3/02): Euro 3000 official testing, Vallelunga day 1 times added: Farfus fastest. Silly season updated.

(24/3/02): Formula Nippon round 1, Suzuka: Firman wins (race results added).

(23/3/02): World Series V6 [Dallara Nissan] silly season updated: Couto tests for Vergani; 2002 official test dates added; calendar updated. (Please note: From now on at this site we will refer to the series (formerly known as Formula Super Nissan, then Dallara Nissan V6) as World Series V6, which is the name that organisers appear to have finally settled on using).

(23/3/02): Formula Holden silly season updated: new NZ team to enter, many other updates (see news).

(23/3/02): Formula Nippon round 1, Suzuka: Firman on pole (qualifying positions added).

(23/3/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated: Sighinolfi sign Vacis and Wierczuk.

(21/3/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated: Charouz link up with Arden; Moro close to Euronova deal (see news).

(21/3/02): FC Euro Series Reynard 2KF and Chrysler V6 technical specifications added.

(21/3/02): Some small British F2 updates (see updates list in British F2 section). Some major updates are still being worked on.

(20/3/02): Italian F2 silly season updated: Great Wall Racing enter 3 cars - Liu Yang & Wang Chao confirmed.

(19/3/02): Dallara Nissan V6 silly season updated - Venturini Racing will not enter; other updates (see news).

(19/3/02): Italian F2 calendar updated - see news for changes.

(16/3/02): Int'l F3000 silly season updated with final FIA entry list: Pantano signs for Coloni, Saelens signs for European Minardi.

(14/3/02): Formula Holden silly season updated (see news on testing); Links to Formula Holden car/engine specs, technical and sporting regulations added in series section.

(14/3/02): Euro 3000 silly season + testing pages updated: Schroeder tests for Uboldi Corse at Nogaro; Stewart Roden sells Lolas (see news). Int'l F3000 silly season updated.

(13/3/02): International F3000 silly season updated: Alexandre Sperafico signs for European Minardi; link added.

(13/3/02): International F3000 Official FIA testing, Silverstone, day 2 times added - Enge fastest again.

(12/3/02): International F3000 Official FIA testing, Silverstone, day 1 times added - Enge fastest.

(12/3/02): Euro 3000 silly season + testing page updated: del Monte tests for Ghinzani.

(12/3/02): Dallara Nissan V6 silly season updated; Schwager, Piccini and Santavirta in discussions for Zele Motorsport drive; Marc Hynes tests the Dallara Nissan car (see news).

(11/3/02): Formula Holden silly season updated thanks to Brendon; Murchison not confirmed at Hocking - apologies for the error; Keita Sowa (J) tested for Hocking in January.

(11/3/02): Links added: Zele Racing (Dallara Nissan V6 team), Alex Muller (Int'l F3000 driver).

(9/3/02): Italian F2 silly season updated: Wolf Racing (with Bellarosa) & Sport Center confirmed; Sighinolfi & Traini Corse provisional entries; many other small updates (see news for details).

(9/3/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated: Camathias signs for Scuderia Famà.

(7/3/02): International F3000 Official FIA testing, Imola (I), day 2 times added - Ro. Sperafico fastest.

(7/3/02): Int'l F3000 (Bruni or Schwager to Coloni?) Euro 3000 (Rutledge to John Village Automotive?) & Dallara Nissan V6 silly seasons (Wilson offered drive) updated (see news).

(7/3/02): Formula Holden silly season updated with many thanks to Brendon Cook; missing F.H. teams in F.H. and champions sections also added.

(6/3/02): International F3000 Official FIA testing, Imola (I), day 1 times added - Mauricio fastest

(6/3/02): International F3000 silly season updated: Bourdais and Monteiro to drive for Super Nova; Pantano seeks court injunction after losing seat (see news).

(5/3/02): Dallara Nissan V6 silly season updated: Zele Motorsport confirm late series entry.

(3/3/02): International F3000 silly season updated: Pantano won't drive for Super Nova (see news).

(3/3/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated: Rusinov and Zlobin set to race for Bi Effe.

(3/3/02): Formula Nippon silly season updated: Motoyama/Krumm to IMPUL; Kaneishi to Kondo; Karthikeyan/Tsuchiya to LeMans; Kurosawa to Nova. All car numbers added.

(3/3/02): Italian F2 silly season updated: Symbol confirmed as new name for Big1.

(3/3/02): Links added: Dallara Nissan V6 teams AOB Racing Engineering and Meycom.

(28/2/02): Int'l F3000 silly season updated: Müller confirmed at Durango.

(27/2/02): Italian F2 silly season updated: Coloni to enter series; Gabbiani joins Biglieri and Montanari at Big1; Canale is test driver (see news on team presentation).

(27/2/02): Formula Nippon silly season updated: new Team 22 to enter - Ito signed; Yamamoto joins Nova.

(27/2/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated: Pörnbacher signs for ADM.

(27/2/02): Links added: Fortec Italia Motorsport, Ricardo Mauricio Online (unofficial site) [+ dead link removed].

(24/2/02): Int'l F3000 & Dallara Nissan V6 silly season pages updated (see news).

(24/2/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated: Basso signs for GP Racing.

(24/2/02): Formula Nippon silly season updated: Cochet confirmed at Dandelion, Ara joins Kondo, Motoyama stays at IMPUL, Tsuchiya signs for LeMans plus other updates thanks to Nicolas Korzan and Tooru Kitajima.

(24/2/02): Euro 3000 Misano testing day 2 times (Friday) added.

(24/2/02): More links added: Jonathan Cochet, Martin Basso.

(24/2/02): Links added: updated Arden site, Nicolas Kiesa, Tiago Monteiro.

(24/2/02): EuroLights 2003 (!) Silly Season page added.

(24/2/02): From now on we'll refer to the new Open Telefonica by Nissan 3 litre series as Dallara Nissan V6, not Formula Super Nissan as previously. Dallara Nissan V6 seems to have become the series' name according to all press releases from RPM.

(23/2/02): Euro 3000 Misano testing times added: Basso fastest Thursday, Meira breaks lap record Friday.

(23/2/02): Silly season updates: Int'l F3000 (Monteiro has NOT yet signed for Super Nova); Italian F2 (Sport Center could compete); Euro 3000; Dallara Nissan V6 (Sarrazin not racing after signing Toyota F1 deal?).

(21/2/02): International F3000 silly season updated: Kiesa signs for PSM Racing Line.

(20/2/02): Official FIA testing from Barcelona, day 2 - times added; Friesacher fastest.

(19/2/02): International F3000 silly season updated: Monteiro signs for Super Nova, now Renault's junior team.

(19/2/02): Official FIA testing from Barcelona, day 1 - times added; Pantano fastest.

(17/2/02): Euro 3000 silly season updated: Biagi signs for Team Ghinzani.

(17/2/02): Italian F2 official testing dates updated.

(17/2/02): Formula Super Nissan silly season page updated.

(14/2/02): British F2 '92 results are now added - sorry, forgot to upload them yesterday!

(14/2/02): Estoril official FIA F3000 testing day 2 - times added; Enge fastest from Wirdheim.

(14/2/02): Formula Super Nissan silly season page updated - DAMS plan entry.

(13/2/02): Unofficial (Tues) and official FIA (today, day 1) testing from Estoril - times added; Enge fastest.

(13/2/02): Formula Nippon silly season page updated - Wakisaka and Kaneishi sign for ARTA.

(13/2/02): Formula Super Nissan silly season page updated - Leinders & Saelens for KTR?

(13/2/02): International F3000 silly season page updated.

(13/2/02): British F2 1992 full results and entries finally added in British F2/F3000 section, page made with many thanks to Stefan Persson and Sergio Fratus for supplying details.

(13/2/02): Links added - Bjorn Wirdheim (thanks to Örnulf Wirdheim), Ryan Briscoe, Rob Nguyen [Penker Racing site], Giorgio Pantano.

(10/2/02): More silly season updates: Int'l F3000 - Nguyen signs for Astromega; Formula Holden - Asai signs for Hocking Motorsport; Euro 3000.

(10/2/02): Euro 3000 calendar updated - Imola removed, Cagliari street track gets October date.

(10/2/02): Int'l F3000 silly season updated - DAMS quit F3000 after 13 years.

(9/2/02): Silly season updates: Int'l F3000 - Wirdheim replaces Maslov at Arden; Formula Super Nissan - Sarrazin confirmed at Gabord Competicion + other updates (see news).

(7/2/02): More silly season updates: Euro 3000 - new Euronova squad, a Sospiri and Super Nova link-up; International F3000 - Toccacelo confirmed at Coloni.

(7/2/02): F.Nippon (Treluyer signs for Cerumo) + Euro 3000 (new team Bi Effe plan entry) silly season updates.

(6/2/02): Int'l F3000 silly season update: Briscoe confirmed at Nordic (see news).

(6/2/02): Link added: RC Motorsport (competing in F.Super Nissan) thanks to Carlo Marzetti.

(6/2/02): Formula Holden 2002 calendar added.

(3/2/02): Formula Nippon silly season page updated; 11 teams confirmed (see news).

(31/1/02): Int'l F3000 silly season page updated - Manning close to signing with Coloni (see news).

(31/1/02): FC Euro Series silly season page updated - nine teams (including Astromega) listed on website.

(31/1/02): F.Nippon silly season page link now works - sorry about the problem.

(31/1/02): FC Euro Series updated 2002 calendar; see news.

(31/1/02): FC Euro Series 2001 championship and race results pages updated - with thanks to hakkiman for help; top 7 points scores also now known.

(31/1/02): Links added: Julien Vidot, Orbit Motorsport & Redgrave Racing [pages from Steve Lucas' site]. Open Telefonica 2000 site link updated.

(31/1/02): Int'l F3000, Euro 3000, F.Nippon silly season pages updated.

(27/1/02): Links added: Euro 3000 - Charouz Racing (rally site), Jaroslav Janis; F3000 Italia - Jacky van der Ende; FC Euro Series - Ricardo van der Ende, John Svensson, Gielissen Racing, John's Racing. FC Euro Series silly season page updated with some old news. When there is time the layout of the links pages will be improved.

(27/1/02): FC Euro Series calendar for last season updated, thanks to "hakkiman" & info from motorsport.com. Updated race results to follow soon.

(26/1/02): Euro 3000 silly season & testing pages updated.

(25/1/02): Euro 3000 [provisional teams announced] and Italian Formula 2 silly season pages updated - see news.

(24/1/02): Euro 3000 silly season page updated - Victory Engineering sign Cioci & Vidot; Int'l F3000, Formula Nippon and Formula Super Nissan silly season pages updated.

(19/1/02): Italian F2 silly season page 2nd update today - new team Big1 enter with Montanari & Biglieri (see news); Formula 2 calendar also updated, all thanks to Enrico Rosi Cappellani.

(19/1/02): Ricardo Mauricio Yahoo! group - link added

(19/1/02): Sky Sports interview with Bob Berridge (Oval Race Management) added in EuroLights section.

(19/1/02): Formula Super Nissan silly season page 2nd update today - Garcia signs for Adrian Campos Motorsport; Gomide joins Venturini; Meycom to enter.

(19/1/02): Italian F2 silly season page updated - Lorenzo del Gallo & team confirmed.

(19/1/02): Formula Super Nissan silly season page updated thanks to Jose Ramon Galan - Vilariño and Racing Engineering confirmed; Gabord Competicion to enter; British team to enter; KTR could enter; possible 11th team.

(19/1/02): Formula Nippon silly season page updated thanks to Tooru Kitajima - also Yuuji Ide will race in French F3, not German F3 - my mistake! Another mistake corrected thanks to Sergio Fratus - pic in Bologna '01 section wrongly credited, it was in fact Tomas Scheckter. Need more sleep...

(19/1/02): Lola B2/55 tech spec added in EuroLights section

(17/1/02): Int'l F3000 silly season page updated - Ryan Briscoe set to sign for Nordic; Toccacelo set to sign for Coloni. Dates in notes also corrected...

(17/1/02): FC Euro Series 2002 calendar added

(17/1/02): UK3000 1999 provisional entry list for cancelled series added in British F3000 section.

(13/1/02): Italian F2 calendar added, silly season updated

(13/1/02): Link to excellent Formula Nippon Data Center added

(13/1/02): Ghinzani Euro 3000 test from last November added to winter testing page

(13/1/02): Non-championship section tidied up.

(12/1/02): Euro 3000 [Piccolo joins GP Racing] and F.Nippon [Igarashi to Mooncraft; Michigami to 5Zigen] silly season pages updated.

(12/1/02): Euro 3000 2001 results amended - Burlotti didn't race for Fortec Italia in round 8, but Villaamil did - correction from Autosprint with many thanks to Sergio Fratus.

(12/1/02): Int'l F3000 & Euro 3000 silly season pages updated. Dates in news corrected (yes, it is 2002!).

(10/1/02): New section for Euro Lights series, set to start in 2003.

(10/1/02): Int'l F3000, F.Nippon & F.Super Nissan silly season pages updated.

(9/1/02): New links: Italian F2 official site [under construction]; Traini Corse (Great Wall Racing / First GP)

(5/1/02): Another new section covers the new Formula 2 series being launched in Italy, using the Lola T96/50.

(5/1/02): Euro 3000 winter testing page added.

(5/1/02): Coverage of the 2001 Bologna Motorshow Indoor F3000 trophy added in the non-championship section.

(5/1/02): New sections introduced - Formula Holden, Formula Super Nissan, FC Euro Series.

(5/1/02): Silly season 2002 pages for each series added.

(5/1/02): Page for Indonesian GP 1993 for F.Holden cars added in the non-championship section.

(5/1/02): 2001 results for Int'l F3000, Euro 3000, Formula Nippon & FC Euro Series added.

(5/1/02): New website "Unofficial F3000" established at new URL.

May 2001: Old "Unofficial F3000 Information" site closed for updates due to travel.

[http://uk.oocities.com/unofficialf3000/siteupdates.htm]