ADD Management are excited to announce that Lucas Alecco Roy will team up with Van Amersfoort Racing for a dual F4 campaign in 2019. Returning to the Dutch squad with whom he raced last year, Lucas will take on both the ADAC German F4 and Italian F4 Championship, in what will be his biggest challenge to date.

Tackling a fresh challenge for 2019, Sacha Fenestraz makes a decisive step in his career to take on the 2019 all-Japan Formula 3 season. Teaming up with ‘B-Max with Motopark’, sees the talented French-Argentinian Driver benefit from the race-winning European Motopark team, together with the experience of the Japanese B-Max outfit.

Sacha Fenestraz makes the move to Japan to contest Super GT with Kondo Racing for the 2019 season. A fresh challenge for the French-Argentine Driver, sees him take to the wheel of a Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3, to tackle the GT300 class alongside his teammate Kazuki Hiramine.

ADD Management are proud to announce the partnership with up and coming racing star, Ido Cohen. The 17-year-old driver joins ADD Management, fresh from his debut campaign in single-seaters, with an exciting career ahead of him.

After making an impressive debut in GT racing last year, James Pull is set to continue his strong form as he joins Barwell Motorsport for 2019, contesting the Silver Cup class of the Blancpain GT Series Endurance Cup.

Lamborghini Junior Driver James Pull took to the track last weekend in Vallelunga, Italy, for a mammoth weekend of racing, competing in the finale of both the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Asia and Europe Championships as well as the Lamborghini World Final.

Second and fifth placings earn Lando runner-up spot in final F2 standings

After a thrilling weekend - and sometimes a few troubling similarities with the scenario in Macau, the new Michel Vaillant comic strip book – Sacha Fenestraz finished third in the 65th Macau Grand Prix. Thanks to this result, the Franco-Argentinean concluded his Formula 3 campaign by clinching a place in the world top 3 and was the Carlin team’s highest-placed finisher.

This weekend Sacha Fenestraz was racing in the final round of the 2018 FIA Formula 3 European Championship on the Hockenheim circuit. Despite showing a promising turn of speed that bagged him three top-10 placings in qualifying, two incidents caused his retirement on the first lap in two races. In the only event in which he finished the Renault Sport Academy driver scored his eighth podium finish in the rookie category.

Croatian racer Martin Kodric took the Blancpain GT Series Asia title in style after a thrilling finale at Ningbo this weekend (13-14 Oct).