Australian Hugh Barter will debut in Formula 3 with Campos Racing

The team career fields announced this Friday the Australian-Japanese participation Hugh Barter with one of their single-seaters in the season of FIA Formula 3 of 2023 in what will be his debut in the category.

Barterwhich becomes the second addition to its group of pilots in the category after the Australian announcement Christian Mansell in November, is one of the most promising talents, as explained from career fieldsbecause, at 17 years old, he achieved runner-up in Spanish F4 Championship last year.

The Australian-Japanese also finished as runner-up in French Formula Academy with ten wins and completed his first laps in the car Dallara from F3 during last year’s post-season tests.

“I am very happy to be able to announce that I will compete in F3 with Campos Racing this season. It is fantastic to maintain our alliance after also being together in F4 and I look forward to starting this new adventure”, he said. Barter.

For his part, Adrian Campos stated a statement from the Valencian team that has since career fields they are pleased to be able to continue on Barter one more year after last season.

“This championship will be a bigger challenge, but we trust his abilities and his talent as a driver. We expect him to learn quickly and, with our support and experience, he can evolve the race according to race and he will finish the year ready to fight with the best”, he stated.

Before the first appointment of the year in sakhirthree test days are planned at this same circuit in mid-February and, after the second test to be held in Australiathe championship will return to Europe with two more collective trials planned Barcelona and Imola in the month of April.

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