The Brands Hatch race weekend follows hot on the heels of a very productive two-day official test for Jazeman and the Carlin team at Rockingham Motor Speedway near Corby in the UK.  On the first day, Jazeman was at the top of the time sheets in the first session of the morning and in the first session of the afternoon and was never out of the top five all day.  On the second day Jazeman focused on simulator race distance runs and development work, so was further down the order, but still running strong, finishing fourth fastest at the end of the day. “I’m very happy with the outcome of our test,” said Jazeman. “We showed we have the pace in the car to run at the front and we also had some track time to concentrate on trying different set ups and working on car development, so all in all it was very productive.” Jazeman now turns his attentions to the upcoming Brands Hatch event and eyes up more strong finishes to keep adding to his points tally. The circuit is a favourite with many drivers and running on the full Grand Prix track provides Jazeman with the challenges he enjoys, tackling the classic corners which feature on this layout, including Paddock Hill Bend, Druids, Sheene Curve and Hawthorn Bend. The PETRONAS-backed driver says of the track, “This is a great place to race, as it has everything a driver is looking for from a track, with fast sections to allow overtaking, some tricky corner sequences which test your driving skills and places like the blind crest of Sheene Curve which need bravery and confidence.  My favourite section is Paddock Hill Bend, as it’s fast and challenging. For me, the trick is not to rush in, not to brake too late, but get a good exit out of the corner. “ Looking ahead to the weekend, Jazeman adds, “Not only is this the closest race to my current home in London, but it is also the home race for Jimmy, my engineer, so it’s a special place for him and I hope we can do well there this year. It’s a tough championship battle in British F3 and as I always say, I just need to keep racking up points every race to stay in the title fight. With our form at Rockingham, we should be in a good position, so we’ll go into the weekend with a positive approach and hope for the results to come to us.” The fourth event in the ten rounds of British F3 starts on Friday 17 June with two free practice sessions. Saturday 18 June will be morning qualifying and the first of the three races in the afternoon. On Sunday the second and third races will complete the weekend. Follow Jazeman on twitter and facebook. Stay in touch with British F3 live timing at www.tsl-timing.com .