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Motorsport is on hold

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The Corona/Covid 19 pandemic has been crippling motor sport for a good month now. If you like, you could observe an emergency stop worldwide. Not only the federations, series organizers and promoters, as well as teams, pilots and sponsors agree that the health of the people is now the highest priority. The challenges are also unique for the Drexler Formula Cup. So far there have been no cancellations in the calendar. The season opener in mid-May at the Red Bull Ring (15.-17.05.) depends on the approval of the authorities in Austria. As was heard, after Easter the situation will be reassessed in order to decide which major events will take place at the Red Bull Ring. "The situation is not easy for us, especially after the cancellations of many motorsport events in the last four weeks. We are in contact with both the FIA Zone Championship and the TopJET F2000 Italian Formula Trophy by phone every week in order to monitor developments and react as quickly as possible", says coordinator Franz Wöss.

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Nico Gruber joins the ADAC TCR Germany

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Formula Renault Champion Nico Gruber changes to ADAC TCR Germany this season. The Austrian becomes team mate of Antti Buri at Hyundai Team Engstler. While Buri will fight for the championship in the Hyundai i30 N TCR, Gruber is hoping to fight for the rookie title. After the successful season in the Drexler Formula Cup, the 18-year-old young driver can be trusted to do so. Gruber caused a sensation in TCR Malaysia and won his first race at Sepang in January. "We are happy that drivers from the Drexler Formula Cup manage to attract attention with successes. We still see ourselves as a platform for the young drivers whose career path should open up" says Franz Wöss. Gruber follows in the footsteps of Luca Stolz (GER), Nikolaj Rogivue (SUI), Christopher Höher (AUT) or Jakup Smiechowski (POL), who have made the leap into international GT and prototype racing and were successful in the Drexler Formula Cup and REMUS Formula Cup for several years. Nowadays it is not possible to follow a hundred percent automatic development of young drivers coming from formula sport. Especially the formula sport has had to cope with a radical change due to the dissolution of many national racing series from 2013 onwards, especially in Formula 3. This has led to many drivers deciding to pursue a career in GT or touring car racing. Between the current Formula 4 and the FIA Formula 3 alone there are worlds apart financially. "We continue to offer a manageable financial environment and drive on internationally renowned race tracks. I think that as Drexler Formula Cup we make a good contribution to the learning process that young people go through", says coordinator Franz Wöss.

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Formula 3 remains the driving force

Drexler-Automotive Formula Cup 2020

After a successful season last year, the Drexler Formula Cup for 2020 is in the starting blocks. Season start will be from 15 - 17 May 2020 on the Red Bull Ring. The Formula 1 track in Styria has been able to offer a record starting field in last year's season. With a total of five categories, the Drexler Formula Cup can offer a variety for this season, which will certainly arouse further interest among teams and drivers. From Formula 3, up to Formula Renault and Formula 4, the established classifications are present to make the leap into formula racing or to push the career ladder further with Monoposti.

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Versatile documentation in the yearbook racing sport Switzerland 2019

Drexler-Automotive Formula Cup

Even with the 2019 edition, it is impossible to imagine motorsport fans' bookshelves without the Swiss Racing Sports Yearbook. In 34 chapters, journalist and author Peter Wyss has reflected on what is happening in Swiss motorsport on the national and international stage. The yearbook has been an integral part of the Swiss motorsport scene since 1984. The Drexler-Automotive Formula Cup can be found in the international formula racing series. In particular, the races and the evaluation of the SWISS Formula Cup are analysed. The book with its 356 pages and around 700 colour pictures is available at a price of Fr. 65,- plus postage and packing from Aktiv Verlag , 6370 Stans (Tel: 041-6191572) or online at www.aktivverlag.ch/rennsport-2019.html

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