A challenging weekend at Dubai Autodrome tested resilience and determination, with technical setbacks offset by a strong recovery drive to P15 in Race 3 to close out Round 3 of the Formula Regional Middle East Trophy.

A challenging but rewarding weekend at Yas Marina, featuring intense battles, changing conditions, and a strong P9 finish in Race 2 after starting 31st.

Reza Seewooruthun delivered a promising performance during the Formula Regional Middle East Trophy weekend, underlined by a solid and competitive showing in Race 1 against a highly experienced international field. While an on-track incident in Race 2 curtailed further progress and prevented him from taking part in Race 3, the weekend nonetheless provided valuable mileage, confidence, and clear positives to build upon as the season continues.

The Formula Regional Middle East Trophy 2026 is a premier winter single-seater championship featuring rising motorsport talent, cutting-edge Tatuus F3 machinery, and iconic circuits like Yas Marina, Dubai Autodrome, and Lusail. With a three-race weekend format, international team line-ups, and free live streaming, the series is a key stepping stone toward FIA Formula 3 and beyond.

I am pleased to announce that I will be joining Rodin Motorsport for the 2026 Formula Regional Middle East Trophy certified by the FIA and FIA Formula Regional European Championship (FREC).

The final round of the GB3 Championship brought Reza Seewooruthun to one of the most iconic circuits in motorsport -Monza.

It was another strong weekend as we returned to Donington Park — a circuit packed with energy, fast corners, and plenty of support from family and friends.

Brands Hatch is always a tough one, narrow, fast, and notoriously tricky to overtake. This weekend tested us in every way, but it ended on a strong note.

Silverstone delivered everything we love about motorsport — highs, lows and a whole lot of heart.

Round 3 of the GB3 Championship took Reza Seewooruthun to the iconic Spa-Francorchamps circuit in Belgium for a weekend that tested patience, adaptability and strategy.

This past weekend marked an exciting milestone for young British driver Reza Seewooruthun, as he completed his first-ever GB3 Championship race meeting at Silverstone.

Reza took on the final round of the Formula Regional Middle East Championship (FRMEC) in Qatar, marking another step forward in his preparation for the upcoming GB3 season.

Reza is back on track for one final round in the Formula Regional Middle Eastern Championship (FRMEC), taking on the season finale in Doha, Qatar.

Reza and his team delivered an outstanding performance in the Bathurst 12 Hour iRacing event, securing pole position and fighting at the front before taking a well-earned podium finish.

On this special day, I want to take a moment to reflect on the journey so far and express my gratitude to everyone who has been a part of it. Motorsport is a team effort, and I am beyond thankful for the unwavering support I’ve received—from my family, my team, my friends, and all the fans who have followed my racing career.

 Reza showed determination and strong race craft in Round 2 of the Formula Regional Middle East Championship, securing two P6 finishes in a weekend of intense battles and valuable learning.

British racing driver Reza Seewooruthun has completed his first weekend in the Formula Regional Middle East Championship with Prema Racing at the Yas Marina Circuit. Despite facing a series of challenges, the weekend provided valuable lessons and marked an important step in Reza’s development as a driver.

As 2024 comes to a close, British racing driver Reza Seewooruthun reflects on a season filled with milestones, learning experiences, and exciting new opportunities. From podium finishes to international recognition, Reza’s journey this year has set the stage for even greater things in 2025.

After a standout F4 season, I’m taking on the GB3 Championship with Argenti and Prema. New car, new challenges, same determination—let’s make this a season to remember