Three aspiring racers have won places at some of the best race schools across the world – Allen Berg Race School in the U.S., Motor Sport Vision Race Academy in the UK and Meritus.GP in Malaysia – following the latest SAFEisFAST.com competition.The winners are: Josh McCormack from the U.S., Tom...

SAFEisFAST.com is offering the chance for three aspiring racers from across the world to win a day of training at a top racing school in the US, Europe or Asia. In the U.S., the Allen Berg Racing School is offering one winner the choice of two programs at the Mazda...

The FIA's Formula 4 concept will expand to South East Asia next season, when it becomes the basis for a replacement for the AsiaCup series.The Asian Autosport Action (Triple A) organization that also runs open-wheel team Meritus will be promoter for the series, which is due to kick off in...

Up-and-coming Australian open-wheel racer Jake Parsons is hoping to join ther Mazda Road to Indy next year. He is scheduled to test for the Cape Motorsports team next week. What a second half to the month! Having won three out of four AsiaCup Series races, with a close second in...

Jake Parsons and Colton Herta, the two winners at Sepang's AsiaCup Series at the weekend, are set to go head to head again in two weeks, this time at Sebring. Both are testing for Cape Motorsports, the junior formula team that is a partnership with Wayne Taylor Racing.Herta, who ran...

Fourteen year-old Colton Herta took the opportunity to race in the FIA-sanctioned AsiaCup Series in Malaysia this weekend, and has been keeping a diary for RACER.com. Here is the final instalment of races three and four for the young American. This weekend has been a lot of fun. The cars...

Fourteen-year old Colton Herta had his first two races in the AsiaCup Series races at Sepang, Malaysia, Saturday, collecting first- and second-place finishes. The championship, for Formula BMW cars, is run by Peter Thompson's Meritus.GP organization. This weekend's event is rounds 5-8 of the 12-round series, there are two more...

Fourteen year-old Colton Herta is racing in the AsiaCup Series races at Sepang, Malaysia this weekend. The championship, for Formula BMW cars, is run by Peter Thompson's Meritus.GP organization. This weekend's event is rounds 5-8 of the 12-round series, with two races on Saturday, and two on Sunday. Here is...

The AsiaCup Series is run by Irishman Peter Thompson, who has run Meritus.GP in Malaysia since 1995. The series is for Formula BMW cars, and this weekend's event in Sepang, Malaysia, is the second of the championship's three, with four races each event. Colton Herta, the son of IndyCar team...