Formula 3 confirm the 10 teams selected for 2025-2027 seasons

Formula 3 has confirmed the 10 teams that have been selected for the 2025-2027 seasons, with nine outfits from the 2024 campaign retained while newcomers DAMS will complete the grid.
AIX Racing, ART Grand Prix, Campos Racing, Hitech Grand Prix, MP Motorsport, PREMA Racing, Rodin Motorsport, Trident and Van Amersfoort Racing are the nine incumbent squads that have been selected for 2025, 2026 and 2027 in F3.
Jenzer Motorsport will no longer compete, while DAMS – a team that currently races in Formula 2 – are set to join the line-up.

As is currently the case, each team will enter three cars, making for a 30-car field across the upcoming seasons.
Formula 3 CEO Bruno Michel said: “For the next three-year cycle, we have retained nine of our current teams. Their level of professionalism and expertise guarantee the best preparation for the young drivers who aspire to progress to the highest levels of motorsport.
“To complete the grid, we welcome DAMS to the list of selected teams. We know them very well from the Formula 2 Championship. Their pedigree and level of performance make them the perfect addition to the F3 field.
“Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Andreas Jenzer and everyone at Jenzer Motorsport for their commitment to Formula 3 since the beginning of the category.
“They have left their mark in the Championship, and I completely respect their decision to focus now on new challenges.”
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The news comes after the 2025 Formula 3 car was revealed in August, having undergone a redevelopment aimed at giving the next generation of drivers the best opportunity to hone their skills and progress up the ladder.
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