2018 FF3M Season

2018 FF3M Season
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The 2018 FF3M Season will be the sixth and potentially final season of the FF3M series since the series relaunch. The 2018 season will feature qualifying drivers from the three regional championships of the 2017 FF4M Season alongside returning drivers from the 2017 FF3M Season.

Following the season, the drivers champion will be guaranteed a drive in the 2018 FF2M Season. The drivers finishing 2nd to 4th will also be granted an AFIA B licence becoming eligible for FF2M. The bottom 8 drivers in the championship and/or any driver who fails to score a point will drop out of the championship to be replaced by graduates from the previous season's FF4M series.

Jay Follmer is the reigning drivers champion and as such is unable to return to the series due to being guaranteed a drive in FF2M. Lascelles are the reigning champion Team.

Teams and Drivers

Main Article : FF3M Teams

All teams use D'llama chassis, powered by MRD engines and running on Firestone Tyres.

Team	Engine	Tyre	No.	Race Drivers	Young Driver Programme
Lascelles	MRD		1	Sarah Hollister	FJR
			2	Gianluca de Rosa	Gojira AutoSport
Puma	MRD		3	Harrison Evans	Tildesley GP
			4	Alberto Moreno	Willows Racing
MacPherson Racing	MRD		5	Marty Bryant	Mitchell
			6	Pedro-Paulo Marcari	Willows Racing
Typhoon Racecraft	MRD		7	Rokka Shiun	FJR
			8	Victor Engset	CBA Racing
Bellini	MRD		9	Massimiliano Fagioli	Andrew Racing
			10	Daniele Champres
Masuka Realm	MRD		11	Junior Davison
			12	Anusha Chaudhry
Gordon	MRD		14	Ana Padura
			15	George Wyse
Blaze	MRD		16	Leandro Araujo	Gojira AutoSport
			17	Craig Rume	Monolith Racing System
WGW Racing	MRD		18	Pierre-Louis Clemente
			19	Maximilien Wieser
Piratelli	MRD		20	Yozan Koharu	Shake 'n' Bake Motorsport
			21
Scuderia Rascasse	MRD		22	Marco Zmijak
			23	Phillipe Manzon

Race Schedule

A nine round, seventeen race calendar, beginning at Spa Francorchamps, was announced with two races per race weekend, except for the round supporting the Monaco Grand Prix which will have just one race.

Races will take place on Saturdays and Sundays. The single Monaco race will take place on a Saturday.

Round	Supporting	Circuit	Race	Date
1	Standalone Race	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Stavelot	1	21 April
			2	22 April
2	Monaco ePrix	Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo	1	20 May
3	TBC	TBC	1	2 June
			2	3 June
4	Standalone Race	Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, Monza	1	23 June
			2	24 June
5	Austrian FF2M Prix	Red Bull Ring, Spielberg	1	4 August
			2	5 August
6	Masters of FF3M	Circuit Zandvoort, Zandvoort	1	18 August
			2	19 August
7	Standalone Race	Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone	1	1 September
			2	2 September
8	Brazilian Grand Prix	Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, Sao Paulo	1	4 November
			2	5 November
9	Macau Grand Prix	Guia Circuit, Macau	1	18 November
			2	19 November

Results and Standings

Scoring System

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	Pole	FLap
Points	12	8	6	5	4	3	2	1	2	1

Race by Race

Round	Circuit	Race	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team
1	Spa FF3M Prix	1
		2
2	Monaco FF3M Prix	1
3	FF3M Prix	1
		2
4	Monza FF3M Prix	1
		2
5	Spielberg FF3M Prix	1
		2
6	Masters of FF3M	1
		2
7	Silverstone FF3M Prix	1
		2
8	Interlagos FF3M Prix	1
		2
9	Macau Grand Prix	1
		2

Drivers Championship

*Retired from the race but classified as more than 90% race distance had been covered.