MotorSport Vision Formula Three Cup

MotorSport Vision Racing, which is the racing division of MotorSport Vision, announced the launch of the MSV F3 Cup in 2011.[2] It is the successor to the BRSCC run championships/series with the names BRSCC F3, Club F3 and ARP F3.

For 2012, the club obtained championship status and from then on became known as F3 Cup.[4]

Teams are allowed to use Formula Three chassis built after 1980 but before 2005.[2] This allows teams to enter with cheaper equipment.[5] The series uses a control tyre which all drivers must use. The tyres are supplied by Avon Tyres, whose parent company supply tyres to the British Formula 3 Championship.[6] Engines will be 2 litre (2000cc) restricted engines also built between 1981 and 2005.[7]

Due to the mix in ages, and therefore competitiveness of cars, the championship runs three classes.

Formula Three chassis built between 2008 and 2011 are eligible to enter the main championship from 2015.[3]

• Cup Class: For cars and engines built and raced between 1 January 1997 and 31 December 2007, with a maximum engine air restriction of 26.00mm diameter. From 2012, Toyota "Long Life" engines from the European Open F3 Championship are eligible with a 31mm restrictor. Opel "Long Life" engines are also permitted.
• Trophy Class: For cars and engines built and raced between 1 January 1992 and 31 December 1996, with a maximum engine air restriction of up to 26.00mm diameter.
• Masters Class: For cars and any engines built and raced between 1 January 1981 and 31 December 1991, with a maximum engine air restriction of up to 25.00mm diameter.
• There will also be a Guest Class for any other formula three car that the organising team have given permission to join the series or single events.[7]

In 2011, F3 Cup was run as a series, not as a championship. There was a prize for the most meritorious driver, which was deemed to be Aaron Steele. The MSA granted F3 Cup championship status for 2012 onwards.

Season	Overall Champion	Cup Class	Trophy Class	Team Champion
2012	Chris Dittmann[8]	Tristan Cliffe[9]	Chris Dittmann[8]	Omicron Motorsport[10]
2013	Alex Craven[11]	Alex Craven	Dave Karaskas[12]	Mark Bailey Racing[13]
2014	Toby Sowery[14]	Toby Sowery[14]	Oliver Rae[15]	Omicron Motorsport[16]
2015	Aaron Steele[17]	Aaron Steele[17]	Adrian Holey[17]	Chris Dittmann Racing[17]
2016	George Line	George Line	James Ledamun	CF Racing
2017	Jacopo Sebastiani[18]	Jacopo Sebastiani[18]	Adrian Holey[18]	CF Racing[18]
2018	Cian Carey[19]	Cian Carey[19]	Ben Cater[19]	Chris Dittmann Racing[19]

The championship comprises eight rounds, each with two races. Each race weekend will comprise one 20 minute qualifying session and two or three 20 or 30 minute races.

The 2020 season features 4 rounds held in England.[20]

Round	Circuit	Date
1	Snetterton 300	11-12 Jul
2	Donington Park GP	12-13 Sept
3	Snetterton 300	26 Sept
4	Donington Park National	25 Oct

• British Formula 3 Championship
• Formula Three