A nearly complete field !

With 23 races on the calendar, including Monaco as the curtain raiser for the F1 Grand Prix, the 2017 Formula Renault Eurocup season has got off to an excellent start. At the same time, the field continues to strengthen and is nearly complete.

23 races on the calendar

With 10 meetings on Europe’s finest circuits, including Pau and Monaco, there are 27 races on the 2017 calendar. Seven rounds will host two races, while the meetings at the Hungaroring, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps and the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will feature three races.

An incredibly competitive field

Simultaneously, the Formula Renault Eurocup grid continues to expand. Resolutely international, the field continues to welcome newcomers. Some 20 drivers have already been announced and several others will join soon.

Recognized for its technical and sporting equality, its high level of competition and a calendar mainly made up of FIA Grade 1 circuits, the Formula Renault Eurocup confirms its status as an ideal support for junior driver development programmes. This why there will be several drivers from the Red Bull Junior Team and Renault Sport Academy. SMP Racing and Escuderia Telmex, which has contributed to the accession in F1 of Sergio Perez and Estaban Gutierrez, will also enter several drivers in 2017.

Tarik Ait Said, Renault Sport Racing Customer Racing Programme Sporting Manager : “We are proud of the success of the Formula Renault Eurocup. Thanks to the long-lasting contacts we have maintained with our teams, we have been able to evolve the series in the best way possible. In addition, the close ties that we have with our Formula 1 team allow us to help these young hopefuls to come closer to their ultimate objective. Thus the first 24 entries will be offered 3 hours in the Enstone simulator.”

Provisional grid of the Formula Renault Eurocup as of February 3rd
Josef Kaufmann Racing
- Luis Leeds (AUS)
- Sacha Fenestraz (FRA)
- Ye Yifei (CHN)
Tech 1 Racing
- Gabriel Aubry (FRA)
- Max Fewtrell (GBR)
- Thomas Maxwell (AUS)
- Thomas Neubauer (FRA)
R-ace GP
- Raúl Guzmán (MEX)
- Robert Shwartzman (RUS)
- Will Palmer (GBR)
AVF by Adrián Vallés
- Axel Matus (MEX)
- Henrique Chaves (PRT)
- Rodrigo Pflucker (PER)
Fortec Motorsports
- Alexey Korneev (RUS)
- Frank Bird (GBR)
JD Motorsport
- Alexander Vartanyan (RUS)
- Jean-Baptiste Simmenauer (FRA)
Mark Burdett Motorsport
TBA
MP Motorsport
- Neil Verhagen (USA)
- Richard Verschoor (NLD)
Arden Motorsport
- Dan Ticktum (GBR)

2017 Formula Renault Eurocup calendar
15-16 March : Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours (FRA) – Collective tests
23-24 March : Circuit Paul Ricard (FRA) – Collective tests
29-30 March : Nürburgring (DEU) – Collective tests
20 April : Monza (ITA) – Collective tests

21-23 April : Monza (ITA) – 2 races
11 May : Silverstone (GBR) – Collective tests
12-14 May : Silverstone (GBR) – 2 races
19-21 May : Pau (FRA) – 2 races
26-28 May : Monaco (MCO) – 2 races

29 June : Hungaroring (HUN) – Collective tests
30 June-2 July : Hungaroring (HUN) – 3 races
14-16 July : Nürburgring (DEU) – 2 races
21-23 July : Red Bull Ring (AUT) – 2 races
25-27 August : Circuit Paul Ricard (FRA) – 2 races
22-24 September : Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps (BEL) – 3 races
27-29 October : Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (ESP) – 3 races

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