Spinardi is set for a complete fresh start ahead of the 2027 VFC season. The team will not only undergo major personnel changes, but will also compete under a new name: Spinardi will become the Smile Power Racing Team. There will also be a change at the top of the team. James Andrews will take over the team principal role from Daniel Scott for the upcoming season, while also continuing behind the wheel himself. Alongside him, Mike Bell will take over the second car. With that

Rookie Monsters has officially confirmed its driver line-up for the 2027 VFC season: Daniel Scott will take over the vacant second cockpit and race alongside team principal and driver Robin Moelling. Following the upcoming departure of Chris Gitsov, Rookie Monsters had an important personnel decision to make. With Scott, the team brings in a driver who not only has experience, but is also likely to provide plenty of talking points. For Rookie Monsters, it is also a return, as

The Austrian GP at the Blue Horns Ring delivered far more than just a surprise winner. Heiko Kolvenbach finally achieved his sporting breakthrough after several difficult months, VEGA let a potential one-two finish slip away, and Blue Horns Racing endured a disastrous home event. Meanwhile, several major accidents at the final corner raised serious questions about the circuit’s future. These are the five key takeaways from Austria. The Resurgence of Heiko Kolvenbach Heiko Kol

Magny-Cours once again demonstrated why it has been a permanent fixture on the VFC calendar for years. A spectacular battle for victory, bitter retirements, and growing concerns for several teams shaped the Grand Prix in Burgundy. Here are the five key takeaways from France. Gielczynski vs Schubert – A Battle Between Equals Benjamin Gielczynski and Sven Schubert delivered a battle at the absolute limit in the closing laps of the French GP – and, at the same time, a perfect ex