Barbadian Formula 3 racer Zane Maloney said he will take time to assess and learn from what happened this year in a highly successful season and look to improve on his second in the drivers’ championship this year.
Maloney seeking ways to improve next season
Zane Maloney celebrates with his trophy after winning the season’s final F3 feature race in Italy
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