Panam GP Series

The Panam GP Series is the replacement of the Mexican Formula Three Championship.^[2] In 2002 began as Mexican Formula Renault, but in 2005 started an internationalization process in Central America and North of South America. In 2008, the series fell in hiatus. Some people started the LATAM Challenge Series with the same cars. In 2012, the revival ran with Formula Abarth cars.

Venues

Venue	Location	Races
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez	México City	2
Autódromo Miguel E. Abed	Puebla	2
Autódromo del Águila	Morelia	3
Autódromo Guadalajara	Guadalajara	2
Autódromo Monterrey	Monterrey	2
Autódromo San Luis 400	San Luis Potosí	1
Autódromo Internacional de Zacatecas	Zacatecas	1
Autódromo Los Volcanes	Escuintla	3
Autódromo La Guácima	Alajuela	3
Autodromo Internacional de Yahuarcocha	Ibarra	2
Autódromo de Tocancipá	Tocancipá	2
Caribbean International Motorsports Park	Ponce	1
Autódromo de Turagua	Aragua	1

Season	Champion	Team Champion	Chassis	Tyres
Mexican Formula Renault Championship
2002	David Martínez		Tatuus	M
2003	Homero Richards		Tatuus	M
2004	Homero Richards	Nextel	Tatuus	M
Formula Renault 2.0 Panam GP Series
2005	Germán Quiroga		Tatuus	M
2006	Homero Richards	Estral	Tatuus	M
2007	Hugo Oliveras	Fedex-Citizen	Tatuus	K
2008	Xavier Razo	(cancelled mid-season)

Season	Champion	Team Champion	Chassis	Tyres
2005	Picho Toledano	Nextel	Tatuus	M
2006	Juan E. Jacobo	Roshfrans Colombia	Tatuus	M
2007	Gerardo Nieto		Tatuus	K

Season	Full series name	Champion	Team Champion	Chassis	Tyres
2012	Formula Panam GP Series – Fórmula Abarth	Sebastián Merchán	Team Costa Rica	Tatuus	Kenda
2013	Santander Panam GP Series	Rudy Camarillo	Team ROCA ACERO	Tatuus	H
2014	F3Panam powered by ABARTH Spring Series	Miguel Alejandro Pérez	?	Tatuus	H
2014	F3Panam powered by ABARTH	Cancelled
2015	Fórmula Panam	Giancarlo Vecchi		Tatuus	H
2016	Fórmula Panam	Axel Matus		Tatuus	H
2017	Fórmula Panam	Manuel Cabrera		Tatuus	H
2018	Fórmula Panam	Alain Fernández		Tatuus	H