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Pedro Clerot retains Rodin Motorsport seat for 2027 Formula 3 season
Pedro Clerot will remain with Rodin Motorsport for a second FIA Formula 3 campaign in 2027 following a race-winning rookie season.

Rodin Motorsport has officially confirmed that Pedro Clerot will remain with the outfit for a second consecutive campaign in the FIA Formula 3 Championship in 2027.
The 19-year-old Brazilian enjoyed an impressive rookie season with the team, securing sixth place overall in the Drivers’ Championship. His maiden year in the category was highlighted by five podium finishes, capped off with a standout Feature Race 1 victory at the season finale in Madrid.
Before entering Formula 3, Clerot established his junior single-seater credentials by winning the 2022 Brazilian F4 championship and later securing fourth in the 2025 Formula Regional European Championship—a proven proving ground that has also seen drivers like Williams junior Kean Nakamura-Berta make their step up the single-seater ladder.
Continuity and High Expectations for 2027
Having cemented his place near the front of the grid throughout his debut campaign, Clerot expressed high confidence in maintaining continuity with the squad.
“I’m very happy to be staying with Rodin for my second year in FIA F3,” said Clerot. “We’ve built a really strong relationship this season and achieved some great results, improving race after race. I’ve felt at home with the team since day one, so continuing this journey together is very special.
“I believe we have what it takes to fight at the front next season, and I’m excited to see what we can achieve together.”
Rodin Praises Rookie Progression
Rodin Motorsport Sporting Director Benn Huntingford highlighted the Brazilian racer’s rapid development across his rookie campaign, noting that the late-season breakthrough in Madrid reflected the substantial steps made across the year.
“We’re delighted to continue our relationship with Pedro for another season in FIA Formula 3,” Huntingford stated. “He’s really impressed the team this year, showing strong pace and making great progress throughout the season. To see him take his maiden win in Madrid was a fantastic way to end the year and a result that reflects the progress he’s made. We’re looking forward to building on that next season and seeing what we can achieve together.”
