In a bid to simplify motorsport's junior ranks, the FIA has logically decided to merge from next season the European F3 championship with the GP3 Series.
The united championship, which will take place on F1 race weekends, will see the introduction of a new car, upgraded to modern standards, that includes a halo and a DRs function.
The new Dallara chassis, which was unveiled yesterday in Abu Dhabi, will be powered by a 3.4-litre naturally aspirated Mecachrome engine, with top speeds expected to reach 300 km/h!
In addition to the steel halo, the car also features anti-intrusion side panels.
"Formula 3 has a long and rich history, and to see it become a regular part of grands prix weekends is the start of an exciting new chapter," said FIA race director Charlie Whiting.
"The category will continue to prepare and educate young drivers, giving them the best possible opportunity to achieve their ambitions.
"We look forward to continuing our strong partnership with the Promoter and Formula 1, and we are proud to unveil this impressive new car alongside them."
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