Following last month’s announcement that the 2019 FIA F3 World Cup would feature a high-class capacity grid, the FIA has today (1 November) confirmed the final names in the 30-strong driver line-up.-

An entry list that already includes the likes of two-time Macau GP winner Daniel Ticktum and reigning FIA Formula 3 Champion Robert Shwartzman, has now been further bolstered by the completion of the full entry list.

Sophia Floersch finalises HWA RACELAB’s three-car entry after the German secured a late deal to contest the 66th running of the Macau Grand Prix.

The experienced F3 racer returns to the famous Guia street circuit following her accident at the event last year, since when the talented female driver has gone on to contest the Formula Regional European Championship Certified by FIA in 2019.

Floersch also recently gained experience of the latest specification Formula 3 machinery, having competed in the post-season group F3 test in Valencia, Spain.

MP MOTORSPORT’s Richard Verschoor is a former Red Bull Junior Team member and Spanish F4 champion, having been crowned in his debut year of single-seater racing, and most recently the Dutchman competed in the 2019 FIA Formula 3 Championship.

Arjun Maini rejoins JENZER MOTORSPORT after a bit-part campaign in the FIA Formula 2 Championship with CAMPOS RACING during the regular European season. The Indian driver has raced for his Macau GP squad earlier in his career, however, winning for the team in the GP3 Series.

Enaam Ahmed is a British racing driver currently competing in the 2019 Japanese Formula 3 Championship. Already an accomplished F3 race winner, the CAMPOS RACING driver will be looking to improve upon his Macau GP debut last year, when he crashed out of the final race.

Italian Leonardo Pulcini claimed victory at Silverstone for Hitech Grand Prix in this year’s FIA Formula 3 Championship, but switches to CAMPOS RACING for an assault on the 2019 Macau Grand Prix.

Alessio Lorandi has competed as high up as the FIA Formula 2 Championship and the Italian will now make his Macau Grand Prix debut with TRIDENT MOTORSPORT.

There has also been one change to the entry list since its original publication, following confirmation that SJM Prema Theodore Racing’s Jehan Daruvala is recovering from recent knee surgery.

Frederik Vesti comes in for the Indian driver, having won 13 of 24 races on his way to becoming Formula Regional European Champion Certified by FIA. The highly-rated Danish driver was the cream of the crop, in a series that also featured several 2019 Macau GP competitors, including Enzo Fittipaldi, David Schumacher and Oliver Caldwell.

The 2019 FIA F3 World Cup and FIA GT World Cup takes place as part of the 66th running of the Macau Grand Prix on 14-17 November.