From the streets of Monaco to the historic Brands Hatch, Infinity drivers were certainly shining this weekend as they took to the track in FIA Formula 2 and BRDC British F3. Collecting silverware as they went.
Last weekend marked a sensational outing for Infinity drivers in European Le Mans Series, which saw Charlie Eastwood joined by Logan Sargeant as they took to the wheel of the Racing Team Turkey by TF Sport LMP2 entry. Together with teammate Salih Yoluç, the trio scored both pole position and a podium finish in only the team’s second LMP2 outing in the series.
Last weekend saw the opening rounds of top junior categories, as the lights went green on the 2021 season in FIA Formula 3 and British F4 respectively. Where Infinity drivers wasted no time in putting in some strong performances as they kicked off their championship campaigns in style.
Infinity Sports Management are delighted to announce that Logan Sargeant will be back racing in FIA F3, teaming up with the Charouz Racing System for the 2021 season.
Infinity Sports Management are delighted to confirm that Frank Bird will be joining Team WRT in car #31 for the 2021 GTWCE season.
Infinity Sports Management are delighted to announce 13-year-old British Sri Lankan Yevan David to their roster of talented drivers.
Reigning GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Pro-Am Champions, Garage 59, will take on the full Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS in 2021, as Nicolai Kjærgaard joins the team to compete in the Sprint Cup.
Infinity Sports Management and Williams Racing are pleased to announce that Dan Ticktum will remain in his role as Development Driver with the Williams Racing team in 2021.
Italian driver Matteo Nannini will drive for HWA Racelab in the 2021 FIA Formula 3 Championship, in support of the Formula 1 calendar.
Infinity Sports Management single-seater rookies Christian Mansell and Matias Zagazeta ended their maiden British Formula 4 campaigns on a high after a successful season competing alongside the British Touring Car Championship.
Charlie Eastwood became the 2019/20 FIA World Endurance Championship LMGTE-Am Vice-Champion at the weekend after an immense duel in Bahrain saw him narrowly miss out on the overall crown.
