2012 British Formula 3 International Series

Last updated February 02, 2024

The 2012 Cooper Tires British Formula 3 International Series season is the 62nd British Formula 3 International Series season. The series, promoted by the Stéphane Ratel Organisation, began on 6 April at Oulton Park and ended on 30 September at Donington Park after 29 races held at ten meetings.

The first two poles of the season were claimed at Oulton Park by second-year driver Jack Harvey for the Carlin team,^[1] and he won the opening race of the year ahead of teammates Jazeman Jaafar and Carlos Sainz Jr. ^[2] In the reverse-grid second race, Fortec Motorsports' Pipo Derani scored his first win in the series,^[3] while teammate Félix Serrallés won the third race of the weekend in his first Formula Three meeting.^[4] A week later at Monza, Serralles and Sainz claimed their first poles in Formula Three.^[5] Rain before the start of the first race forced drivers to change from slick tyres, and in effect, the race started from the pit lane.^[6] Sainz, Jr. left pit lane first and won his first race in the championship. Derani and Jaafar, who had left the pits seventh and eighth respectively, joined Sainz, Jr. on the podium, while Serralles finished tenth.^[7] Serralles won the second race held in torrential rain, ahead of Harvey and teammate Pietro Fantin,^[8] while Sainz, Jr. comfortably won the third race, almost seventeen seconds clear of Serralles, with Serralles' teammate Alex Lynn taking his first podium in third place.^[9]

Regulation changes

In a change to the 2011 season, all races award championship points on the same points system.^[10] Previously, the second race had awarded points on a reduced scale – 10 points for the winner and decreasing by one point down to tenth place – compared to races one and three.

Drivers and teams

For the Norisring event, drivers used different numbers in line with Formula 3 Euro Series regulations; each driver's Norisring race number is displayed in tooltips.

Team	Chassis	Engine	No.	Driver	Rounds
International Class
Carlin	Dallara F312	Volkswagen	1	Jack Harvey	All
			2	Pietro Fantin	All
			21	Harry Tincknell	All
			22	Jazeman Jaafar	All
			31	Carlos Sainz Jr.	1–9
Fortec Motorsport	Dallara F312	Mercedes HWA	3	Pipo Derani	All
			4	Félix Serrallés	All
			23	Hannes van Asseldonk	All
			36	Alex Lynn	All
ThreeBond with T-Sport	Dallara F312	ThreeBond Nissan	12	Nick McBride	All
Double R Racing	Dallara F312	Mercedes HWA	26	Geoff Uhrhane	All
			27	Fahmi Ilyas	1–8
			32	Rupert Svendsen-Cook	9–10
Rookie Class
ThreeBond with T-Sport	Dallara F311	Mugen-Honda	42	Spike Goddard	All
ThreeBond with T-Sport	Dallara F311	Mugen-Honda	44	Pedro Pablo Calbimonte	7–10
CF Racing	Dallara F311	Mugen-Honda	43	Adderly Fong	5, 7–8
CF Racing	Dallara F311	Mugen-Honda	43	Hywel Lloyd	10
Double R Racing	Dallara F309	Mugen-Honda	77	Duvashen Padayachee	All
International Class
GU-Racing	Dallara F312	Mercedes-Benz	10	Philip Ellis	6
Carlin	Dallara F312	Volkswagen	11	William Buller	6
Carlin	Dallara F312	Volkswagen	71	Richard Bradley	7
Mücke Motorsport	Dallara F312	Mercedes HWA	85	Felix Rosenqvist	3, 6–7
Mücke Motorsport	Dallara F312	Mercedes HWA	86	Pascal Wehrlein ^[11]	3, 6–7
Jo Zeller Racing	Dallara F312	Mercedes HWA	90	Andrea Roda	3, 6–7
Jo Zeller Racing	Dallara F308	Mercedes HWA	91	Sandro Zeller	3, 6–7
ma-con Motorsport	Dallara F312	Volkswagen	92	Emil Bernstorff	3, 6–7
ma-con Motorsport	Dallara F312	Volkswagen	93	Tom Blomqvist	3, 6–7
URD Rennsport	Dallara F312	Mercedes-Benz	94	Lucas Wolf	6–7
Angola Racing Team	Dallara F312	Mercedes-Benz	95	Luís Sá Silva	6–7
Prema Powerteam	F312	Mercedes HWA	96	Daniel Juncadella	3, 6–7
			97	Sven Müller	3, 6–7
			98	Michael Lewis	3, 6–7
			99	Raffaele Marciello	3, 6–7

Driver changes

Changed Teams

Pipo Derani, who finished in fifteenth place in 2011, moved from Double R Racing to Fortec Motorsports.
Pietro Fantin switched from Hitech Racing to Carlin.
After a season with Fortec Motorsports, Fahmi Ilyas joined Double R Racing.
Harry Tincknell changed teams for his second season in British F3 moving from Fortec Motorsports to Carlin.

Entering/Re-Entering British Formula Three

British Formula Ford racers Spike Goddard and Nick McBride moved into the championship with T-Sport. Fellow Formula Ford compatriot Geoff Uhrhane joined Double R Racing.
Formula Renault UK champion Alex Lynn continued his collaboration with Fortec Motorsports for another season, moving into Formula Three. Félix Serrallés also continued his collaboration with Fortec Motorsports, moving from the Formula Renault Eurocup.
JK Racing Asia Series driver Duvashen Padayachee graduated into the championship with Double R Racing.
Formula Renault 2.0 NEC champion and Eurocup runner-up Carlos Sainz Jr. made his debut with Carlin.
After finishing fifth in German Formula Three, Dutch driver Hannes van Asseldonk moved full-time to the British series with Fortec Motorsports. Van Asseldonk previously contested one round in 2011, as an invitational driver.

Leaving British Formula Three

Donington winner Valtteri Bottas left the series to concentrate on his Williams F1 reserve driver duties.
António Félix da Costa joined Carlin in the GP3 Series.
Mitch Evans, who participated in the final round with Double R Racing, remained in the GP3 Series with MW Arden.
2011 runner-up Kevin Magnussen remained with Carlin, but moved into the Formula Renault 3.5 Series. Third-placed Carlos Huertas, seventh-placed Lucas Foresti and 26th-placed Yann Cunha also moved into the series for Fortec Motorsports, DAMS and Pons Racing respectively.
2011 champion Felipe Nasr switched to DAMS for his GP2 Series debut.
Scott Pye returned to his native Australia to compete in the Dunlop V8 Supercar Series, having finished in tenth place for Double R Racing.
Alexander Sims, who won at Silverstone, switched to endurance racing as he joined Status Grand Prix to compete in the European Le Mans Series.
Max Snegirev moved into the Auto GP World Series, with the Campos Racing team.

Race calendar and results

On 12 October 2011, it was revealed that the series was due to have three overseas rounds, at the Nürburgring, Spa-Francorchamps – both on the calendar in 2011 – and Pau.^[10] Pau returns to the series' schedule for the first time since 2006.

A provisional ten-round calendar was later announced on 7 November 2011,^[12] with the Nürburgring round removed, and rounds at Le Castellet and Monza, both of which held meetings in 2011, being restored to the calendar to make up four overseas rounds along with Spa-Francorchamps and Pau. All rounds were made up of three races except Pau, where only two races were held.^[12] On 21 April, it was announced that the series would add the Formula 3 Euro Series round at the Norisring in place of the round at Paul Ricard; the event would be held under Euro Series regulations.^[13] The rounds at Pau, Spa and the Norisring would be part of the revived FIA European Formula 3 Championship. The championship supported the British GT Championship at six rounds, two Blancpain Endurance Series events at Monza and Spa along with the Pau Grand Prix event and Formula 3 Euro Series event at Norisring.

Round		Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team	Rookie Winner
1	R1	Oulton Park	7 April	Jack Harvey	Hannes van Asseldonk	Jack Harvey	Carlin	Spike Goddard
	R2				Pipo Derani	Pipo Derani	Fortec Motorsports	Spike Goddard
	R3			Jack Harvey	Félix Serrallés	Félix Serrallés	Fortec Motorsports	Spike Goddard
2	R1	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	14 April	Félix Serrallés	Alex Lynn	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Carlin	Spike Goddard
	R2		15 April		Félix Serrallés	Félix Serrallés	Fortec Motorsports	Duvashen Padayachee
	R3		15 April	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Carlin	Spike Goddard
3	R1	Pau Circuit	12 May	Raffaele Marciello	Jazeman Jaafar ^{[N 1]}	Raffaele Marciello	Prema Powerteam	Spike Goddard
3	R2	Pau Circuit	13 May	Raffaele Marciello	Pipo Derani ^{[N 1]}	Raffaele Marciello	Prema Powerteam	Sandro Zeller
4	R1	Rockingham Motor Speedway	9 June	Jack Harvey	Hannes van Asseldonk	Jazeman Jaafar	Carlin	Spike Goddard
	R2		10 June		Pietro Fantin	Harry Tincknell	Carlin	Duvashen Padayachee
	R3		10 June	Jack Harvey	Jack Harvey	Jack Harvey	Carlin	Duvashen Padayachee
5	R1	Brands Hatch	23 June	Jack Harvey	Jazeman Jaafar	Jack Harvey	Carlin	Adderly Fong
	R2		24 June		Harry Tincknell	Pipo Derani	Fortec Motorsports	Adderly Fong
	R3		24 June	Jack Harvey	Jack Harvey	Jack Harvey	Carlin	Adderly Fong
6	R1	Norisring, Nuremberg	30 June	Raffaele Marciello	Jack Harvey ^{[N 2]} Félix Serrallés ^{[N 2]}	No winner^{[N 3]}		Sandro Zeller
	R2		30 June		Félix Serrallés ^{[N 4]}	Harry Tincknell	Carlin	Sandro Zeller
	R3		1 July	Pascal Wehrlein	Hannes van Asseldonk	Raffaele Marciello	Prema Powerteam	Spike Goddard
7	R1	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps	27 July	Félix Serrallés	Félix Serrallés	Félix Serrallés	Fortec Motorsports	Sandro Zeller
	R2		27 July	Race cancelled due to heavy rain^[15]
	R3		28 July	Félix Serrallés	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Carlin	Adderly Fong
8	R1	Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit	4 August	Jack Harvey	Jack Harvey	Jack Harvey	Carlin	Adderly Fong
	R2		5 August		Jazeman Jaafar	Harry Tincknell	Carlin	Adderly Fong
	R3		5 August	Jack Harvey	Jack Harvey	Carlos Sainz Jr.	Carlin	Adderly Fong
9	R1	Silverstone Circuit	8 September	Alex Lynn	Alex Lynn	Jazeman Jaafar	Carlin	Spike Goddard
	R2		9 September		Pietro Fantin	Félix Serrallés	Fortec Motorsports	Duvashen Padayachee
	R3		9 September	Alex Lynn	Alex Lynn	Alex Lynn	Fortec Motorsports	Spike Goddard
10	R1	Donington Park	29 September	Jack Harvey	Alex Lynn	Jack Harvey	Carlin	Hywel Lloyd
	R2		30 September		Pietro Fantin	Harry Tincknell	Carlin	Hywel Lloyd
	R3		30 September	Jack Harvey	Alex Lynn	Jack Harvey	Carlin	Hywel Lloyd

Notes

1 2 Fastest lap recorded by Raffaele Marciello, but he was ineligible to score the fastest lap point.
1 2 Harvey and Serralles each scored a point towards the championship, after setting identical fastest lap times among British series competitors; Raffaele Marciello set the overall fastest lap.
↑ Daniel Juncadella was disqualified from the first Norisring race after collisions with Pascal Wehrlein and Raffaele Marciello. As drivers were not promoted in the race results, no driver was officially recognised as having finished in first place.^[14]
↑ Fastest lap recorded by William Buller, but he was ineligible to score the fastest lap point.

Championship standings

Pos	Driver	OUL			MNZ			PAU		ROC			BRH			NOR			SPA			SNE			SIL			DON			Pts
Championship Class
1	Jack Harvey	1	6	2	7	2	8	5	8	5	3	1	1	9	1	14	7	Ret	4	C	6	1	4	3	8	2	8	1	6	1	319
2	Jazeman Jaafar	2	3	5	3	5	4	2	3	1	6	4	2	6	2	18	14	Ret	5	C	4	7	2	5	1	3	2	2	Ret	3	306
3	Félix Serrallés	7	7	1	10	1	2	8	19	3	4	6	6	2	9	5	2	3	1	C	3	2	6	2	7	1	7	4	4	8	299
4	Alex Lynn	5	Ret	6	5	7	3	3	7	2	7	2	3	8	4	19	9	9	6	C	11	3	5	4	4	6	1	3	Ret	2	253
5	Harry Tincknell	4	4	3	Ret	9	6	7	Ret	7	1	Ret	5	15	3	8	1	10	13	C	9	12	1	7	3	13	3	8	1	4	226
6	Carlos Sainz Jr.	3	5	4	1	8	1	6	2	10	12	3	4	4	Ret	Ret	25	19	3	C	1	Ret	11	1	2	7	5				224
7	Pietro Fantin	8	2	7	6	3	Ret	14	12	6	2	9	8	3	5	4	8	6	16	C	19	NC	8	9	5	4	6	6	3	6	195
8	Pipo Derani	9	1	Ret	2	6	7	Ret	5	9	8	7	9	1	Ret	Ret	16	21	8	C	7	Ret	7	8	9	Ret	11	7	2	5	146
9	Hannes van Asseldonk	Ret	8	Ret	4	DNS	5	11	Ret	4	5	5	Ret	10	7	20	10	5	23	C	18	4	15	6	Ret	8	4	5	5	7	132
10	Nick McBride	10	11	9	8	4	9	15	14	8	9	10	7	7	6	13	24	15	18	C	15	6	3	15	Ret	10	12	10	8	10	85
11	Fahmi Ilyas	6	Ret	8	9	10	10	9	15	Ret	10	8	11	5	10	Ret	Ret	12	21	C	21	5	Ret	10							48
12	Geoff Uhrhane	Ret	10	10	12	11	Ret	16	18	Ret	11	12	10	11	8	12	15	Ret	15	C	Ret	9	10	11	Ret	9	10	11	9	11	35
13	Rupert Svendsen-Cook																								6	5	9	9	7	9	24
Guest drivers ineligible for points
	Raffaele Marciello							1	1							22	17	1	11	C	14										0
	Daniel Juncadella							Ret	4							DSQ	11	2	2	C	8										0
	William Buller															2	5	18													0
	Tom Blomqvist							13	21							10	6	7	10	C	2										0
	Emil Bernstorff							Ret	13							3	Ret	4	17	C	10										0
	Pascal Wehrlein							Ret	9							7	3	Ret	14	C	12										0
	Felix Rosenqvist							4	6							6	4	14	9	C	Ret										0
	Michael Lewis							10	11							Ret	13	8	7	C	5										0
	Sven Müller							12	10							9	Ret	11	12	C	Ret										0
	Andrea Roda							19	Ret							16	19	13	19	C	16										0
	Lucas Wolf															Ret	20	22	20	C	13										0
	Luís Sá Silva															15	18	16	26	C	20										0
	Philip Ellis															Ret	21	Ret													0
	Richard Bradley																		21	C	Ret										0
Rookie Class
1	Spike Goddard	11	9	11	11	Ret	11	17	20	11	14	Ret	13	13	Ret	17	22	17	28	C	23	10	14	14	10	12	13	14	11	15	426
2	Duvashen Padayachee	12	12	12	Ret	12	12	DNS	17	12	13	11	Ret	14	12	21	23	20	25	C	24	11	13	16	12	11	14	15	13	14	377
3	Adderly Fong												12	12	11				27	C	17	8	9	12							161
4	Pedro Pablo Calbimonte																		29	C	22	Ret	12	13	11	Ret	15	13	12	13	125
5	Hywel Lloyd																											12	10	12	61
Guest drivers ineligible for points
	Sandro Zeller							18	16							11	12	23	22	C	25										0
Pos	Driver	OUL			MNZ			PAU		ROC			BRH			NOR			SPA			SNE			SIL			DON			Pts

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[Marciello-14] 1 2 Fastest lap recorded by Raffaele Marciello, but he was ineligible to score the fastest lap point.

[Norisring-15] 1 2 Harvey and Serralles each scored a point towards the championship, after setting identical fastest lap times among British series competitors; Raffaele Marciello set the overall fastest lap.

[17] Daniel Juncadella was disqualified from the first Norisring race after collisions with Pascal Wehrlein and Raffaele Marciello. As drivers were not promoted in the race results, no driver was officially recognised as having finished in first place.^[14]

[18] Fastest lap recorded by William Buller, but he was ineligible to score the fastest lap point.

[1] Carter, Nick (6 April 2012). "Jack out of the box and on to pole, on the double". British Formula 3 Championship . Stéphane Ratel Organisation. Archived from the original on 26 February 2015. Retrieved 13 April 2012.

[2] Carter, Nick (7 April 2012). "Harvey claims victory in Oulton Park thriller". Stéphane Ratel Organisation . British Formula 3 Championship. Archived from the original on 26 February 2015. Retrieved 13 April 2012.

[3] Carter, Nick (7 April 2012). "Pipo pops up to score his first British F3 win". Stéphane Ratel Organisation . British Formula 3 Championship. Archived from the original on 26 February 2015. Retrieved 13 April 2012.

[4] Carter, Nick (7 April 2012). "Serralles stages a rookie rout at Oulton Park". Stéphane Ratel Organisation . British Formula 3 Championship. Archived from the original on 26 February 2015. Retrieved 13 April 2012.

[5] Carter, Nick (14 April 2012). "Carlin and Fortec claim Monza British F3 poles". Stéphane Ratel Organisation . British Formula 3 Championship. Archived from the original on 8 May 2012. Retrieved 15 April 2012.

[6] Simmons, Marcus (14 April 2012). "Carlos Sainz Jr takes bizarre maiden Formula 3 win at Monza". Autosport . Haymarket Publications . Retrieved 16 April 2012. Rain just before the start meant a wet race was declared, but everyone began the green-flag lap on slick tyres. They then all pitted for rain tyres at the end of it, meaning the race started from the pitlane.

[7] Carter, Nick (14 April 2012). "Saintly Sainz slithers his way to victory & series lead at Monza". Stéphane Ratel Organisation . British Formula 3 Championship. Archived from the original on 8 May 2012. Retrieved 15 April 2012.

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List of British Formula Three champions