Euroseries

Euroseries is a generic term that can refer to various motorsport championships contested primarily in Europe. While there isn't a single, officially recognized "Euroseries" that encompasses all European racing, the name is often used informally to describe series that have a significant European presence or history.

Historically, "Euroseries" might have been associated with Formula 3 championships that toured various European circuits. These series served as important stepping stones for young drivers aspiring to reach Formula 1. Today, the term could also be applied to categories like Formula 4 championships that operate across different European nations, offering a platform for developing talent. Additionally, GT racing series with a strong European calendar, such as the GT World Challenge Europe, might be colloquially referred to as a Euroseries by some enthusiasts.

The appeal of these European-based championships lies in their rich motorsport heritage, iconic circuits like Spa-Francorchamps, Monza, and Silverstone, and the intense competition they foster. They represent a significant part of the global motorsport landscape, providing opportunities for drivers, teams, and manufacturers to compete at a high level.