Formula 3: 2020 Season Highlights 

I agree

True its kinda underrated😭🤧

What we need is a RU-vid channel called f2 & f3

We need an f2 channel

@@beerussama6205 and f3😂 they are gonna be busy

I am the first person to comment on this video 😀😀😀

@@zach-ipsf1 cool we don’t care u clown

Oh YES HELLO I FROM BRASIL N_N

@@luizguilhermemoreirasales1548 we don’t care

@@ProvokedRya this is the only comment i can agree with

Oscar is confermed

Looks like Pou at ART, Sargent at Campos, Lawson at Hitech and Piastri already confirmed for perms

@@byFoxi Probably not gonna be a championship-contending year for Sargent in the next F2 season, given he's at Campos. F2's technically spec but some teams (Prema, ART, UNI) consistently do better.

@@awijaya2116 Pourchaire also isn't going to have a great time I think, ART is very inconsistent and seems to favour one seat over the other, and I think Pourchaire wont be in that favourite one.

this batch excites me on their F1 Season. Enjoying their F2 Years

He does quite a bit

@@lakshmivallabh6936 idk but he's sitting in the merc pit wall with f3 team gear

3:54 and that man looks like Ayrton Senna

@@max.c4621 I thought that was Mark Webber

He mentioned it at french TV, he has the mentality for it, he has to perform ok in his 1st F2 season, and do a really nice second season (Then he'll be 18 and can go in F1)

@@Mattkemon He could be a contender for Raikkonen's seat for 2023.I think he would want to try the new cars.Then i can see a Shwartzman/Pourchaire duo at Alfa

@@italyanisa1821 Agreed, you don't want a new F1 driver in 2022 since you're playing a big deal, but 2023 could be a way to get younger people to Alfa or even haas by then

He isn't underrated. Everyone knows how much talent the kid has

I hope he doesn’t win the f2 championship this year tbh, because if he does he won’t be able to be in f2 again next year and I doubt he’ll have a seat in f1 for next year at the moment.

He joins the "young lando sat in the ground" club

Along with Alonso and Russel

@@riemannjs5660 it's called "alonso in the chair" club

@@byyb2082 maybe campos, since he's testing with them. Testing with a team doesn't mean he'll race for them but hopefully he will

He tested for a F2 Team in UAE, i don't remember which team maybe MP or Charouz.

Nah, Aussie Oscar Piastri won it. And deserved it !

Nah, Sargeant threw it away in Monza, he chopped his own teammate after a great drive through the field, all the while knowing his rival was out. It was a risk that had no reward in the first place, and it didn’t pay off. He also reversed into turn 1 in Hungary.

@@Retr0D3ds3c I think you mean the test in Bahrain I don’t think f2 did a test in Abu Dhabi this year, it’s the same test as previous Abu Dhabi ones but I think the way the calendars been moved caused it to be done at Bahrain. He tested for campos although he might miss out on a seat

Yeah same 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I'm Brazilian but i was supporting Logan this year.

As a Frenchman, really gutted not to see Pourchaire win the championship... But Piastri is a Renault driver academy so it still ok

As an Australian, I am obviously happy. Logan is fast, I might even say faster in the second half, he just made too many mistakes and took unnecessary risks. He ultimately lost the fight in Monza when he chopped across Vesti.

Lando Norris is still the only non Prema driver to win Euro F3/FIA F3 since it began in 2012.

@@Undivided-X that's why Lando is world class

Sargeant must make F2 first.

@@joshs.r.4747 Or he could do a verstappen

this aged nicely.

He’s in, along side Albono

And now he's probably out!

In 1 week: the story of the 2020 Formula 10!!!

Bruh

Problem ist das es viele formel 4 serien gibt

@@GMaddin77 ja eben. Es gibt ja auch einige andere Formel 3 serien aber keine ist eine „Feeder Serier“ wie F2 und F3

Which one? I think there’s like 20 formula 4 championships

because it's a spec series, unlike f1

F1 is still better tho

You got your wish

ikr

Absolutly gutted

Sure except it literally wasn't

As I’ve said to others here, Logan cost himself the chance in Monza when he cut off his teammate, he didn’t need to do that on any day, let alone when he could score big points with Piastri out thanks to Novalak.

@@cl9925 would’ve won it if not for Fernandez. Taken out of the fight not even with his own fault

@@barcegt1728 Piastri was also taken out to hand him the possibility to win. He wasn’t mentally strong enough to just get points instead of risking it all, that risk cost it all, but again if you take out the times Oscar was taken out Logan wouldn’t of had a chance.

True, I was hoping he would get a drive at a better team next year, but it looks like he will race Indy Lights instead.

Maybe the 2022 regulations will reign in Mercedes and allow McLaren, Red Bull, Ferrari, Aston Martin, and Alpine to also compete for the title (Maybe even AlphaTauri)

That didn’t decide the title, that was Piastri passing Fernandez. Piastri would have won either way, just by less if he didn’t pass him.

They did after the race. It was given to Logan.

Young drivers with a lot to prove, and Deledda...

Well she was driving for one of the worst teams, Peroni scored all of Campos’ points, though the other teammate was Deledda...

I’m not really sure if she will. No offence to her but there’s a reason she’s known more for her accident and controversy than her actual driving ability. I hope she proves me wrong and performs but when you look at her stats there’s not exactly anything that marks her as someone with incredible potential

She is 💩. Doesn't matter that she was driving for Campos. Teammate peroni scored 3 podiums while she didn't score a single point

shes still there this year which is a bit yikes but shes beating her teammates

He’s still a little kid

@@mirandastrickland5704 You can always dream

A spec series? That's less fun smh

You don’t need a spec series for it to be exciting, you just need the cars to be close enough.

Was 100 percent Piastri was going to be then and he is

I think they keep it on the F1 channel to help bring awareness to the younger drivers, help to get sponsors and stuff.

He started racing very late. I think it was even during his teen years. Most do it before they turn 10.

@@kevinwacharapol7092 yess...in his interview he said...at the age of 16 he started karting