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Jan 15
New Zealander, Mitch Evans, remains with Arden International as he steps up to the GP2 category for 2013.
The 18 year old, won the 2012 GP3 Championship with MW Arden, scoring 3 wins, 4 poles and 6 podiums over the season. Evans entered onto the European circuit in 2010 with MW Arden in the GP3 Series and finished 9th. In 2010 he won the Toyota Racing Series in New Zealand, with 3 wins, 8 poles and 10 podiums at only 16 years old.
Jan 09
MW Arden is delighted to confirm Robert Visoiu to complete their driver line-up for the 2013 GP3 Championship.
The Romanian driver, 16, moved up from Formula Abarth to GP3 in 2012. He finished 14th last year, securing his first podium at his inaugural weekend in Barcelona. The team were very pleased with Robert’s performance in Estoril, where he finished in the top 5 over the two day test.
Jan 08
Arden International is delighted to announce that Johnny Cecotto Jnr will join their GP2 team for the 2013 Season.
The talented young Venezuelan driver (23), with several years’ experience in the GP2 Series, will be working closely with the team to build on his successful 2012 season, which saw him achieve four podiums with two wins and a Young Driver Test in Abu Dhabi with Toro Rosso. His season was topped in particular by a memorable win in the feature race around the streets of Monaco after also dominating qualifying the day before.
Oct 22
Seven meetings and a whole lot more in 2013
Antonio Felix da Costa (Arden Caterham) notched his fourth Formula Renault 3.5 Series win of the year ahead of Team RFR duo Mikhail Aleshin and Aaro Vainio, who gave the Franco/Russian team something to celebrate in their final race. Yet the man of the hour was Robin Frijns (Fortec Motorsports), who became the first driver to win the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 and Formula Renault 3.5 Series titles back to back, despite being penalized from Sunday’s race following a collision with championship rival Jules Bianchi (Tech 1 Racing).
Sep 30
Jules Bianchi was in a class of his own
France’s Jules Bianchi (Tech 1 Racing) made the most of home advantage to win at Paul Ricard on Sunday and move five points clear of Robin Frijns (Fortec Motorsports) in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series standings. The Dutchman could do no better than ninth on a damp track, while Antonio Felix da Costa (Arden Caterham) backed up his fine recent form with second place and Sam Bird (ISR) kept his flickering title hopes alive by finishing third.
May 30
He moves up to fourth place on the Drivers’ Championship table
Alexander Rossi drove a stunning race in Monaco today to bring home a 15 points haul for his Arden Caterham team in its inaugural Formula Renault 3.5 race in the Principality. He moves up to fourth place on the Drivers’ Championship table, with Arden Caterham in sixth position in the Teams’ Championship.
Apr 05
Second collective FR3.5 test at the Circuit de Catalunya
Alexander Rossi joined his Arden Caterham Motorsport World Series by Renault team for the second collective FR3.5 test at the Circuit de Catalunya, near Barcelona this week. However torrential rain, mixed conditions, mechanical and electrical car issues meant that the newly formed squad made limited progress into its planned running programme on either day of the test.
Mar 16
This week saw the first pre-season test for the new Formula Renault 3.5 car at Paul Ricard circuit in southern France.
American driver Alexander Rossi commenced his Championship charge on Tuesday when he took to the track with his new team, Arden Caterham Motorsport, on their maiden outing in World Series by Renault.
Feb 27
Luiz Razia completes Arden GP2 driver line up season
Arden International is delighted to announce that Luiz Razia will partner Simon Trummer in the GP2 team for the 2012 Season. The talented young Brazilian driver (22) is already a race winner in the GP2 series and will look to capitalize on the experience he has gained in the category over the last few seasons.
Feb 15
For the World Series by Renault 3.5 Championship
Arden International and Caterham Group are proud to announce that they will be working in partnership together on the World Series by Renault 3.5 program. This is a joint venture by both parties which will operate under the team name of Arden Caterham Motorsport. This will be an addition to Arden’s already successful GP2 and GP3 programs and the Caterham Racing GP2 team which first competed in the 2011 championship.
Jan 25
MW Arden is delighted to announce GP3 driver, Matias Laine, will be joining the team for the GP3 2012 Season.
The talented young GP3 driver (21) is joining the MW Arden team subsequent to his rookie season in 2011. A Formula Renault 2.0 and Euro Series Formula 3 graduate, Matias tested for the team at the end of 2010, where he achieved the top 5 on his second day with the team.
Jan 16
Mitch Evans signs with MW Arden for 2012 GP3 Season
The 17 year-old continues with MW Arden in the battle for the GP3 Championship. A strong start to his 2011 campaign established Mitch as a championship contender in the Series and produced some impressive performances in only his first year of racing in Europe (pole positions at Barcelona and Nurburgring and race win at Barcelona). Mitch finished his rookie year in 9th place.
Jan 13
Simon Trummer joins Arden for 2012 GP2 season
The talented Swiss driver (22) is graduating to the GP2 Series following two years in the younger sister category, GP3 Series. Simon spent last year in GP3 Series with the MW Arden team finishing the season with some really strong results in Spa and Monza. Simon also participated in the GP2 Race in Abu Dhabi with Arden International at the end of the 2011 Season.
Sep 10
As the times started to drop the top ten positions changed continually except for Gutiérrez
Esteban Gutiérrez showed his determination to claim the inaugural GP3 Series crown, topping the time sheets in this afternoon’s practice session at Autodromo Nazionale di Monza ahead of Carlin’s Josef Newgarden and Jenzer’s Nico Müller.
