Callum Voisin

2022

In 2022, Voisin progressed to the GB3 Championship with Carlin, partnering Javier Sagrera and Roberto Faria.^[1][2] Having started out with an unremarkable round at Oulton Park, Voisin would score his first top five finish at the next event in Silverstone, before tasting victory for the first time in single-seaters, winning Race 1 at Donington.^[3][4] He continued impressing at the following round, held at Snetterton Circuit, where he scored another victory after taking his first pole position in the series. Another podium came in Race 3 at Spa-Francorchamps, where, having originally been declared the winner, a red flag regulation denied Voisin first place, with victory being instead awarded to Tommy Smith.^[5][6] The following week, Voisin scored a pair of pole positions, which, despite him failing to convert them into wins, yielded two second places.^[7][8] Voisin ended his season by taking another victory at Donington Park,^[9] which left him fourth in the overall standings, ahead of his two teammates.^[10][11] In addition, Voisin won the Jack Cavill Pole Position Cup for amassing the highest number of pole positions throughout the campaign.^[12]

In late 2022, Voisin was among the final ten candidates for the Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Award.^[13]

2023

Voisin remained with the renamed Rodin Carlin for the 2023 GB3 Championship, partnering John Bennett and Costa Toparis.^[14] While JHR's Joseph Loake and later Hitech's Alex Dunne took early leads in the championship, Voisin stayed in the fight with regular main race podiums—including two each at Oulton Park and Spa. He reached the top of the standings by Round 5, and scored his first win of the season and another double podium the next weekend at Brands Hatch. With double pole, victory and second place at the Donington decider, Voisin clinched the GB3 title by 18 points from Dunne.^[15][16][17]

In late 2023, Voisin was a finalist in the Aston Martin Autosport BRDC Award, along with F3 rookie Taylor Barnard, GB3 title rival Loake, and F4 driver Arvid Lindblad.^[18] Loake won the shootout.^[19]

2024

Voisin returned to the 2024 GB3 Championship for a one-off round at the season finale in Brands Hatch with Rodin Motorsport.^[20]

2024

After winning the GB3 championship, Voisin was promoted to FIA Formula 3 for 2024, remaining with Rodin Carlin, now renamed Rodin Motorsport.^[22][23] Voisin secured his first podium in the series at the Silverstone Formula 3 feature race. He was originally set to win the race, but a ten-second time penalty demoted him to third, with Arvid Lindblad inheriting the victory.^[24] During the Spa-Francorchamps feature race, Voisin achieved a grand slam; he was able secure his maiden win, pole position, and fastest lap in the series. Additionally, he maintained the lead at the start of every lap during the race.^[25][26] It was also Rodin's first win in the championship.^[27] He finished the season in 12th position overall with 67 points.^[28]

2025

Voisin continued with Rodin Motorsport for the 2025 FIA Formula 3 Championship alongside fellow Roman Biliński and fellow GB3 champion Louis Sharp.^[29] The opening weekend in Melbourne was difficult, with Voisin taking ninth place in the sprint but retiring from the feature race after an incident with Nikola Tsolov.^[30] He then took his first podium of the season in Bahrain, finishing second in the feature race, which put him third in the overall standings.^[28] The following triple header had highs and lows: he failed to score in either race at Imola, then bounced back with a fourth place in the Monaco feature race, followed by another tough weekend in Barcelona where he scored just one point.^[30]