Euroseries grid shapes up
The Formula 3 Euro Series has received 38 entries for the 2004 season, and already includes some of the hottest young European driving talent aspiring to follow in Christian Klein's footsteps into Formula 1
The Italian PREMA Powerteam, winner of the 2003 title thanks to Ryan Briscoe, has entered Japan's Katsuyuki Hiranaka, Frank Perera from France and Brazilian Roberto Streit. Former champion squad Team Rosberg will once again field Nico Rosberg and his Austrian team-mate Andreas Zuber. Last year, the son of former F1 world champion Keke scored one victory, and has successfully completed two F1 tests for Williams-BMW.
Of the Mercedes-powered teams, British series refugee Manor Motorsport will run Holland's Charles Zwolsman alongside Lewis Hamilton. Another Brit, Jamie Green, will drive for ASM in its Mercedes-powered Dallara attack.
Mucke Motorsport, the runner-up in 2003 with Jaguar F1 racer Klien, has signed Canadian Bruno Spengler and Pole Robert Kubica for 2004. Also on the grid will be the highly-rated Maximilian Gotz, winner of the 2003 Formula BMW ADAC title. His team-mate at TME, which will use Dallara-Toyotas, will be Michael Devaney from Ireland, who was fourth in last year's Formula BMW standings.
New on the grid is Coloni Motorsport, which will use Mugen Honda-powered Lola-Dome chassis, thus ending Dallara's monopoly of chassis supply in the series' history.
Be part of the Autosport community
Join the conversationShare Or Save This Story
Quartararo: Yamaha MotoGP satellite team “must be an extension of the factory”
Pedrosa "didn't expect" Jerez MotoGP return in 2024 but pushed by testing intrigue
DTM 2024 entry list: Who is driving in the DTM this year?
The F1 hero to zero dividing line that has never been so thin
Why Alpine’s rigorous training camp yields telling insights into its juniors
Why F1's junior logjam isn't entirely a product of current issues
Ranking the top 10 drivers on F1's undercard in 2023
Ranking the 10 best drivers from F1's junior series in 2022
Subscribe and access Autosport.com with your ad-blocker.
From Formula 1 to MotoGP we report straight from the paddock because we love our sport, just like you. In order to keep delivering our expert journalism, our website uses advertising. Still, we want to give you the opportunity to enjoy an ad-free and tracker-free website and to continue using your adblocker.
Top Comments