Gregoire Saucy will remain with ART Grand Prix for the 2023 FIA Formula 3 campaign, following his maiden season this year.
The Swiss driver finished fifth in the 2022 Drivers’ standings, taking a podium finish at the opening round of the weekend in Bahrain.
Saucy is entering his fourth consecutive year with ART GP, having also raced for the French squad in 2021 during the Formula Regional European Championship, from which he emerges as champion.
“In 2023, I will celebrate my 4th anniversary with ART Grand Prix, a milestone I am very proud of,” Saucy said.
“Knowing the team for this long is a plus because we know each other’s strengths and we know how to work on our weaknesses. I have already started on my mental and physical preparation so I can be ready for the first laps of 2023.
“I learnt a great deal in the first season of F3 and I will be using that to bring ART Grand Prix a second title, following the one in FRECA back in 2021.
“The Championship will be long and exciting, with new dates, and one of the keys will be to be consistent right from the onset. This is what we missed last season and I know that to achieve my title objective we will have to do what we did in 2021: score the maximum number of points when victory is not within our reach.
“I am very happy to continue working with ART Grand Prix and I can’t wait for the new season to start. I want to thank ART Grand Prix, Dominique Guenat, Richard Mille and my sponsors without whom this project would not have been possible.”
Saucy is the first driver that ART GP has confirmed for the 2023 campaign.
Team Principal Sébastien Philippe added: “Grégoire has been a member of the ART Grand Prix family for three years and we could only congratulate ourselves on his personal and sporting qualities.
“In the wake of his title in the European Regional Formula by Alpine where he moved forward a step, he made a promising debut in Formula 3 by climbing onto the podium in Bahrain during his first weekend of racing in the series.
“Like the team, Grégoire has had his ups and downs, but he fought hard throughout the year and in 2023 his first year of experience in the discipline will be an asset to help him aim for regular victories.”
| Team | No. | Drivers | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Prema Racing | 1 2 3 |   | Dino Beganovic Gabriele Mini Arvid Lindblad |
| Trident | 4 5 6 |   | Leonardo Fornaroli Sami Meguetounif Santiago Ramos |
 | MP Motorsport | 7 8 9 |    | Tim Tramnitz Kacper Sztuka Alexander Dunne |
 | Campos Racing | 10 11 12 |  | Oliver Goethe Sebastian Montoya Mari Boya |
| Hitech Grand Prix | 14 15 16 |  | Luke Browning Martinius Stenshorne Cian Shields |
 | Jenzer Motorsport | 17 18 19 |    | Charlie Wurz Maxwell Esterson Matias Zagazeta |
| Van Amersfoort Racing | 20 21 22 |  | Noel Leon Sophia Floersch Tommy Smith |
| ART Grand Prix | 23 24 25 |   | Christian Mansell Laurens Van Hoepen Nikola Tsolov |
| PHM AIX Racing | 26 27 28 |  | Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak Nikita Bedrin Joshua Dufek |
 | Rodin Motorsport | 29 30 31 | | Callum Voisin Piotr Wiśnicki Joseph Loake |
