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Kaylen Frederick and Nazim Azman during qualifying ahead of Round 4: Silverstone of the F3 Championship at Silverstone. 

(Photo by Joe Portlock)

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Kaylen Frederick (Belgian GP, Friday - August 26, 2022) (x)

[thisisyourdriverspeaking]

Part 5 of me looking at what the UK number one songs were when racing drivers were born. This time it's the F3 grid (again with a lot of track sharing)

Gregoire Saucy - (26th December 1999) - Westlife - I Have A Dream

Sophia Florsch - (1st December 2000) - Destiny's Child - Independent Women Part 1

Ido Cohen - (16th August 2001) - So Solid Crew - 21 Seconds

Rafael Villagomez - (10th November 2001) - Westlife - Queen Of My Heart

Luke Browning - (31st January 2002) - Enrique Iglesias - Hero

Caio Collet - (3rd April 2002) - Gareth Gates - Unchained Melody

Kaylen Frederick - (4th June 2002) & Tommy Smith - (6th June 2002) - Will Young - Light My Fire

Franco Colapinto - (27th May 2003) - Tomcraft - Loneliness

Alex Garcia - (17th July 2003) - Beyoncè & Jay-Z - Crazy In Love

Piotr Wisnicki - (20th August 2003) - Blu Cantrell & Sean Paul - Breathe

Roberto Faria - (15th January 2004) & Dino Beganovic - (19th January 2004) - Michelle McManus - All This Time

Paul Aron - (4th February 2004) & Jonny Edgar - (13th February 2004) - LMC vs U2 - Take Me To The Clouds Above

Mari Boya - (13th April 2004) - McFly - Five Colours In Her Hair

Ollie Gray - (28th April 2004) - Eamon - F**k It (I Don't Want You Back)

Taylor Barnard - (1st June 2004) - Frankee - FURB (F U Right Back)

Gabriel Bortoleto & Oliver Goethe - (14th October 2004) - Robbie Williams - Radio

Leonardo Fornaroli - (3rd December 2004) - Girls Aloud - I'll Stand By You

Zak O'Sullivan - (6th February 2005) & Christian Mansell - (9th February 2005) - Mario - Let Me Love You

Gabriele Mini - (20th March 2005) & Sebastian Montoya - (11th April 2005) - Tony Christie & Peter Kay - (Is This The Way To) Amarillo

Hunter Yeany - (11th May 2005) - Akon - Lonely

Pepe Marti - (13th June 2005) - Crazy Frog - Axel F

Hugh Barter - (15th September 2005) - Pussycat Dolls & Busta Rhymes - Don't Cha

Nikita Bedrin - (6th January 2006) - Shayne Ward - That's My Goal

Nikola Tsolov - (21st December 2006) - Take That - Patience

All added to this playlist 😊

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F3 IG Followers: 6/21/22 Update

About a month-ish ago, an anon asked me for a ranking of F3 drivers (which can be found here). So I wanted to come back and update you!

I also want to note that the drivers who are bolded are drivers that look suspicious for having bought followers.

Arthur Leclerc:: 401,001 (+42,547) followers

Juan Manuel Correa: 139,239 (+372) followers

Francesco Pizzi: +54,720 (-941) followers

László Tóth: 54,341 (-639) followers

Franco Colapinto: 57,253 (+3,258) followers

David Schumacher: 54,163 (+3,236) followers

Hunter Yeany: 48,205 (+2,697) followers

Caio Collett: 39,486 (+2,410) followers

Roman Stanek: 36,504 (+778) followers

Zane Maloney: 30,839 (+1,991) followers

Federico Malvestiti: 21,886 (+80) followers

Victor Martins: 22,104 (+1,527) followers

Oliver Bearman: 18,964 (+2,325) followers

Jak Crawford: 14,287 (+689) followers

Kush Maini: 10,879 (+60) followers

David Vidales: 11,334 (+1,053) followers

Zak O'Sullivan: 8,096 (+84) followers

Alexander Smolyar: 7,465 (-19) followers

Isack Hadjar: 7,222 (+413) followers

Rafael Villagómez: 6,365 (+146) followers

Nazmin Azman: 5,920 (+143) followers

Enzo Trulli: 5,728 (+148) followers

Grégoire Saucy: 5,233 (+153) followers

Reece Ushijima: 4,883 (+169) followers

Brad Benavides: 4,621 (+165) followers

Pepe Martí: 4,582 (+315) followers

Oliver Rasmussen: 4,317 (+257) followers

Kaylen Frederick: 3,657 (+80) followers

Ido Cohen: 2,841 (+13) followers

William Alatalo: 2,889 (+142) followers

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F3: Aron takes maiden F3 win in Spielberg as he fights back in the Sprint

Paul Aron made up for the disappointment of losing pole to track limits by winning his first FIA Formula 3 race in the Spielberg Sprint Race. The PREMA Racing and Mercedes Junior Team driver fought back from eighth on the reverse grid to come through and take victory late on. Aron made a strong start, climbing up the order on an action-filled first lap in very wet conditions. He was up to third by the end of the opening lap and after several prior attempts, cleared ART Grand Prix’s Kaylen Frederick to move up to P2 and set up the fight for victory. F2: Alpine junior Martins untouchable in Spielberg qualifying Reverse grid pole sitter Josep María Martí had led every lap of the race until a mid-race Safety Car for a crash between Rodin Carlin’s Oliver Gray and Van Amersfoort Racing’s Rafael Villagómez. It set up a battle between Martí and Aron for victory. The Estonian made the move at Turn 3 on Lap 18, going three-wide with Martí and Hitech Pulse-Eight’s Gabriele Minì. The Alpine Academy junior then made his own move on Martí to secure P2. F3: Saucy on pole after Aron loses fastest lap in Spielberg Caio Collet was on the podium for the first time since Round 1, beating Martí and Zak O’Sullivan to the final podium place with a pass on the Campos Racing driver at the final corner on the penultimate lap. For an in-depth report on the FIA Formula 3 Sprint Race, visit the official website here. via Formula 1 News https://www.formula1.com

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interesting…👀

via @jacobchills insta stories

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Things that make me fall in love with Kaylen Frederick

FIRST RACING MEMORY

"I can't remember how old I was, but my parents were watching an F1 race and they were big FERRARI fans, so they were trying to explain who Ferrari were to me. I just remember watching the cars go around. My parents were also into motorbike racing and they liked DUCATI. So to me, Ferrari and Ducati were the two best teams ever in racing. That’s my first real memory. I couldn’t tell you who was driving at the time because I’m not sure how old I was."

RACING HERO

“If I had to say someone, then it would be SEBASTIAN VETTEL. When I was really getting into karting, Vettel was at Red Bull and was always winning. My dad is German as well, so it makes sense. I also speak German, so that connection was there. I went to a German school for almost 10 years, from Kindergarten up until seventh grade. It was a private German school, and I went because my dad wanted me to learn German.”

FAVOURITE THING ABOUT BEING A RACING DRIVER

“When you have a bit of downtime, then you have the freedom to do a lot of things that a lot of people your age would not be able to do, if they were in university, in school, or working. You get to travel a lot and go to all of these cool cities. There are times when your schedule gets hectic and busy, but the travelling is cool, as is being a part of a team where you are constantly growing this relationship, surrounded by people who you get on with so well.”

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Where is kaylen frederick from then?

america

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Kaylen Frederick ahead of Round 4: Silverstone of the F3 Championship. 

(Photo by Joe Portlock)

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Kaylen Frederick (Hungarian GP, Friday - July 29, 2022) (x)

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Can you do a follower ranking of the f3 grid too?

Sure!

Arthur Leclerc: 358,454 followers

Juan Manuel Correa: 138,867 followers

Francesco Pizzi: 55,661 followers

László Tóth: 54,980 followers

Franco Colapinto: 53,995 followers

David Schumacher: 50,927 followers

Hunter Yeany: 45,508 followers

Caio Collett: 37,076 followers

Roman Stanek: 35,726 followers

Zane Malone: 28,848 followers

Federico Malvestiti: 21,806 followers

Victor Martins: 20,577 followers

Oliver Bearman: 16,639 followers

Jak Crawford: 13,598 followers

Kush Maini: 10,819 followers

David Vidales: 10,281 followers

Zak O'Sullivan: 8,012 followers

Alexander Smolyar: 7,484 followers

Isack Hadjar: 6,809 followers

Rafael Villagómez: 6,219 followers

Nazmin Azman: 5,777 followers

Enzo Trulli: 5,580 followers

Grégoire Saucy: 5,080 followers

Reece Ushijima: 4,714 followers

Brad Benavides: 4,456 followers

Pepe Martí: 4,267 followers

Oliver Rasmussen: 4,060 followers

Kaylen Frederick: 3,577 followers

Ido Cohen: 2,828 followers

William Alatalo: 2,747 followers

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F3: Saucy on pole after Aron loses fastest lap in Spielberg

ART Grand Prix driver Gregoire Saucy claimed his first Formula 3 pole position in a busy qualifying session at the Red Bull Ring. PREMA Racing and Mercedes Junior Team driver Paul Aron had been set to start from the top spot but lost his provisional pole time for exceeding track limits. Aron battled with PREMA team mate and Ferrari Academy Driver Dino Beganovic for the top spot for much of the session and looked like he had managed to win with his final flying lap. With the chequered flag waving, it appeared to be sealed until Aron was dropped down the timing screens to fourth, with several drivers penalised for various track limits violations. NEED TO KNOW: The most important facts, stats and trivia ahead of the 2023 Austrian Grand Prix Instead, a maiden F3 pole went the way of Saucy, who set his best time late on, going second quickest in the final seconds of a busy session. Aron’s demotion moved Beganovic onto the front row, with the Swedish driver missing out on pole by just 0.044s himself. Championship leader Gabriel Bortoleto also benefitted, moving up to third on the grid for the Feature Race. Further back, Caio Collet ended fifth for Van Amersfoort Racing after another track limits deletion, this time for Nikita Bedrin, who fell from P5 to P22. PREMA driver Zak O’Sullivan followed in sixth ahead of Williams Academy stablemate and MP Motorsport man Franco Colapinto. Oliver Goethe, Kaylen Frederick and Christian Mansell rounded out the top 10. FORMULA WHY: How important is the relationship between a driver and their race engineer? Fernando Alonso protege and latest F3 Feature Race winner Josep Maria Marti will start the Sprint Race from reverse grid pole for Campos Racing. For an in-depth report of the Formula 3 Spielberg Qualifying session, visit the official website. via Formula 1 News https://www.formula1.com

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FIA Formula 3 2022 Grid (So Far):

— : Not Announced

Trident:

1. Jonny Edgar

2. Roman Stanek

3. Zane Maloney

Prema Racing:

4. Oliver Bearman

5. Arthur Leclerc

6. Jak Crawford

ART Grand Prix:

7. Victor Martins

8. Grégoire Saucy

9. Juan Manuel Correa

MP Motorsport:

10. Caio Collet

11. Aleksandr Smolyar

12. Kush Maini

Charouz Racing System:

14. László Tóth

15. Ayrton Simmons

16. Francesco Pizzi

Hitech Grand Prix:

17. Kaylen Frederick

18. Isack Hadjar

19. Nazim Azman

Campos Racing:

20. David Vidales

21. Hunter Yeany

22. Pepe Martí

Jenzer Motorsport:

23. Ido Cohen

24. —

25. William Alatalo

Carlin:

26. Zak O’Sullivan

27. Brad Benavides

28. Enzo Trulli

Van Amersfoort Racing:

29. Franco Colapinto

30. Rafael Villagómez

31. Reece Ushijima

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FORMULA REGIONAL JAPAN - Race 1 & 2 winner: @senasakaguchi - Sena Sakugachi took victory in both races, at Motegi. Yuga Furutani moved up to P2 overall by taking a trio of P2 finishes, whilst Ai Miura and Masayuki Ueda also took podiums. - BRDC BRITISH F3 - Race 1 winner: @kaylen.frederick Race 2 winner: @louisfosterr Race 3 winner: @kmaini_official - Kush Maini kept his points lead after a win in Race 3, at Donington. Kaylen Frederick and Louis Foster also won races, whilst Ulysse de Pauw, Nazim Azman, Josh Mason and Manaf Hijjawi saw the podium. - BRITISH F4 - Race 1, 2 & 3 winner: @jameshedley67 - James Hedley enjoyed a standout weekend, winning all 3 races at Thruxton. Casper Stevenson, Luke Browning, Abbi Pulling and Roman Bilinski appeared on the podium. - ADAC F4 - Race 1 winner: @joshuaduerksen1 , Race 2 winner: @olliebearman, Race 3 winner: @victorbernierofficial - Joshua Dürksen, Ollie Bearman and Victor Bernier won races at Hockenheim, last weekend. Also on the podium were Red Bull juniors Jak Crawford and Jonny Edgar, plus Elias Seppänen, Tim Tramnitz and Gabriele Mini. - SPANISH F4 - Race 1 winner: @mariboya64, Race 2 winner: @valdemar_eriksen_racing, Race 3 winner: @kashaverkort - Mari Boya closed on Kas Haverkort at the top of the standings, as both took a victory at Jerez. Valdemar Eriksen won Race 2 whilst Oliver Gøthe, Joshua Dufek, Thomas ten Brinke and Suleiman Zanfari secured podiums. - NACAM F4 - Race 1 winner: @thomasnepveu, Race 2 winner: @georgegarciarce, Race 3 winner: @noelleon9 - Noel Leon's victory in Race 3, at Queretaro, means he's in prime condition to take the title at the final round. Thomas Nepveu won on his single-seater debut whilst Jorge Gargiarce won Race 2. - F4 CHINA - Race 1 & 3 winner: HE ZIJIAN, Race 2 winner: @silingbei, Race 4 winner: @lsc.racing - He Zijian made himself known as the favourite to take the title, as F4 China kicked off at Zhuhai. 🏁🏁 | CREDITS: VARIOUS | #F1 #FormulaOne #F12020 #F1Memes #F1News #F1Pics #F1History #ClassicF1 #RoadToF1 #ADACF4 #BritishF4 #BritishF3 #TeamLH #LH44 #LN4 #SV5 #DR3 #NL6 #KR7 #RG8 #KM20 #PG10 #SP11 #LS18 #CL16 #AG99 #EO31 #AA23 #MichaelSchumacher #KeepFightingMichael https://www.instagram.com/p/CFaH-K9hjcP/?igshid=16ulmg8odpogd

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2020 BRDC British F3 Championship - Frederick returns to BRDC British F3 with Carlin

2020 BRDC British F3 Championship – Frederick returns to BRDC British F3 with Carlin

Carlin are delighted to welcome back race winner Kaylen Frederick for the 2020 BRDC British F3 Championship. Frederick returns to the Farnham based team after a strong season in 2019 and has been busy preparing over the winter for the season ahead with the defending champions.

Frederick, at just 17-years-old is already a two times race winner in the British F3 Series and claimed four podiums…