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Callum Voisin sends three-word message on social media after confirming 2025 F3 plans

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Rodin Motorsport have confirmed their second driver for the 2025 Formula 3 season.

Callum Voisin has re-signed with the team for next year in what will be his sophomore season in the category. The Brit will be racing alongside 17-year-old sensation Louis Sharp, who won the GB3 Championship in 2024.

Voisin began his racing career in 2021 in the Ginetta Junior Championship, grabbing seven wins and 11 podiums to finish sixth in the standings. For 2022, he moved to GB3 and finished fourth with three wins and six podiums.

The 18-year-old remained in GB3 for the 2023 season and he would claim the title by 18 points over Alex Dunne with two wins and 11 podiums. For 2024, both Dunne and Voisin would make the step up to Formula 3.

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Callum Voisin shares ‘more of this’ message after re-signing with Rodin Motorsport

Voisin endured a torrid start to his debut F3 campaign as he failed to score points in the first six rounds of the season, suffering two retirements in the process.

The Brit’s first points would come at his home event in Silverstone, finishing fourth in the Sprint Race. In the Feature Race, Voisin scored his first podium in F3 as he finished third.

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The 18-year-old scored points in both races of the next two rounds at Budapest and Spa, and in the latter, he claimed his first win in F3 in the Feature Race.

Two finishes outside the points at the final round at Monza ultimately left Voisin 12th overall in the standings with 67 points; the highest-finishing Rodin driver.

After outclassing his teammates in 2024, the team have decided to keep the Brit on board for 2025, and he is excited to get back in the cockpit with Rodin. Posting on his story on Instagram, Voisin wrote the message: “More of this” across three slides, with images of his celebrations with the team after his podiums and win.

The news has also seen support from fellow drivers. On one of Rodin’s posts about Voisin’s signing, F1 Academy championship leader Abbi Pulling posted a clapping hands emoji.

What seats are still available in Formula 3 next year?

With Voisin confirming his seat for next year, there are now 10 spots available in F3 in 2025.

Van Amersfoort Racing and AIX Racing are the only two teams yet to confirm any of their drivers for next season. Both outfits languished towards the back of the Teams’ Championship as they finished seventh and ninth respectively.

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Campos Racing, Hitech, MP Motorsport and Rodin have one more driver to add to their line-up, as well as newcomers DAMS who are replacing the outgoing Jenzer Motorsport.

With some exciting young talents joining the F3 grid for 2025 and with the new revolutionary car coming to the series, next year is set to be another competitive season as drivers fight to move further up the motorsport ranks.