Formula 3 of the World

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GTPlanet, I don't know too much about F3 except for the fact that where the air is fed into the engine, there is this big inlet for the air to go into. It's almost reminiscent of the one on the Dallara raced at Le Mans in 2001, if I am not mistaken.

You can also talk about what makes an F3 different from the world's premier race cars, Formula One. Open-wheel racing isn't really my thing, so you all can help out. And since this is F3 not F1, it's fitting to say it is a "Other Motorsport." I can recall watching F3 race on the streets of the Monaco of the Asia-Pacific, Macau. F3 also holds a race at Changwong in South Korea. Then on FOX Sports World show "Race World," I've seen some F3 action from some track that I can't remember.

If you ask me, I don't know much about F3, so if you do, that's why I've created this topic. Discussion. Clarification. You got F3, you reply right now.
 
In F3 slicks is allowed, but in F1 it's always patterns.
That's the largest difference that I can tell :D
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thats one old f3 pic, thats eddie irvine behind the wheel.....damn thats REALLY OLD

many countries have their own version of F3, but the most prestigeious (in my opinion) is the british f3 series, its a place where many of the worlds f1 drivers graduated from like Senna, Webber, Barrichello, heck most drivers have driven in british f3
 
The british F3 has a lot of future F1 drivers in it thats, where a lot of them came from over the years yay.
 
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