Campos Racing have confirmed their second driver for the 2025 Formula 3 season.
The Spanish outfit have signed Thai driver Tasanpol Inthraphuvasak to their ranks as the 18-year-old is set for his second season in Formula 3.
Inthraphuvasak will link up with Mari Boya who has been retained by Campos for a second season in F3, having finished 15th in 2024.
The Thai driver will be moving over from AIX Racing, after enduring a difficult first season in the category this year.
Nikita Bedrin wishes his AIX Racing teammate Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak good luck at Campos Racing
Inthraphuvasak had a miserable start to the season, as he suffered three consecutive retirements in Melbourne and the Sprint Race at Imola and failed to finish in the top 15 in any race in the opening seven rounds.
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The 18-year-old scored his maiden podium in F3 at the Sprint Race in Hungary, finishing second in an AIX Racing one-two finish, with Nikita Bedrin taking victory.
This podium would be Inthraphuvasak’s only points finish all season, as he finished the 2024 campaign in 24th place with just nine points.
The Thai driver was the first of six drivers to be announced by F3 for the 2025 season on Monday as Campos Racing decided to add Inthraphuvasak to their squad alongside Boya.
And among the comments of the announcement on Instagram, the 18-year-old’s AIX Racing teammate Bedrin offered him best wishes at his new team as he wrote: “Gl bro.”
Can Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak perform at Campos Racing?
Campos are a more established and competitive outfit in F3 and will provide good support for Inthraphuvasak in 2025, but there will also be pressure to deliver results,
His podium in Hungary is evidence that he is capable of pulling off a good result, but with that being the Thai driver’s only points finish in 2024, he will need to find performance and consistency in 2025.
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Bedrin was the best-performing AIX driver last season as he finished 19th in the standings, scoring 25 of the 35 points the team scored this season with one win and five points finishes.
The third AIX driver, Joshua Dufek, only managed points at the final race of the season, finishing 10th in the Feature Race at Monza as he finished 28th overall with one point.