Prema Racing announced today that it is retaining the services of driver Dino Beganovic for an assault on the FIA Formula 3 World Championship in 2024.

A Ferrari Academy driver with ties with Prema that go back to 2020, Beganovic will be furthering his single-seater career with the squad that knows him best.

So far the Swede has competed with Prema in the 2020 Italian Formula 4 Championship, finishing third in the standings, as well as the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine in 2021, a series in which he became champion in 2022.

This year, in his maiden F3 campaign, Beganovic secured four podium finishes en route to sixth place in the Drivers’ standings.

“We always enjoyed working with Dino,” said Prema Team Principal Rene Rosin.

“He is a quick and knowledgeable driver and works really well in our team’s environment.

“With the experience gained this year, he will make his challenge even more solid and by what we saw so far in testing, there is great promise for sure.

“We are very happy to continue the path we started together in 2020, and we look forward to seeing what the future will bring.”

Beganovic is delighted to continue his partnership with Prema, which will enter its fifth year in 2025.

“I’m super happy to confirm that I’m staying for another year with my team, PREMA Racing, in Formula 3,” he said.

It’s very nice to stay with the team as it will be our fifth year together.

“I cannot wait to continue the work we have done together throughout the years, starting from Formula 4.

“Our targets are clear and have been set high, but they are achievable.

“We will continue to focus on the testing sessions to prepare as much as possible for the first race next year.”

The 10-round 2024 F3 calendar commences in Bahrain on February 29 – March 2.

Prema Racing has announced that Dino Beganovic will step up to the FIA Formula 3 Championship in 2023.

Beganovic raced full-time in the Formula Regional European Championship by Alpine this year with the Italian squad, emerging as the series champion.

The Swede took four victories and a further eight podiums on his way to the title.

Beganovic has raced for Prema every year during his single-seater career, which began in 2020. He was also present with the team at the post-season F3 test from Jerez earlier this year.

“I am extremely happy to be racing with PREMA, my team, in the 2023 FIA Formula 3 Championship,” Beganovic said.

“It will be our fourth year together, and I’m very proud to continue working together. PREMA has an amazing history in Formula 3 and won at least one championship per year there.

“I think it is definitely a step in the right direction for my future and for the team, as we have been working for a long time together. Testing in Jerez put us in a good position with the preparations for next year, and we want to continue from that.”

Beganovic is the second driver to be announced by Prema for its 2023 F3 season, with Paul Aron already confirmed.

Prema Team Principal Rene Rosin added: “We have been working with Dino since the very beginning of his single-seater career, and we are elated to continue for 2023.

“We went through Formula 4 and Formula Regional with increasingly impressive results together, and his run in FRECA shows how competent and outstanding he has become as a driver.

“The 2023 season will be a key step in shaping the rest of his career and there is great promise. We are willing to support Dino in making a positive impact right from the start, and we will work as hard as possible throughout the winter months.”

	Team	No.		Drivers
	Prema Racing	1 2 3		Paul Aron Dino Beganovic Zak O'Sullivan
	Trident	4 5 6		Leonardo Fornaroli Gabriel Bortoleto Oliver Goethe
	ART Grand Prix	7 8 9		Kaylen Frederick Gregoire Saucy Nikola Tsolov
	MP Motorsport	10 11 12		Franco Colapinto Mari Boya Jonny Edgar
	Hitech Grand Prix	14 15 16		Sebastian Montoya Gabriele Mini Luke Browning
	Van Amersfoort Racing	17 18 19		Caio Collet Rafael Villagomez Tommy Smith
	Rodin Carlin	20 21 22		Hunter Yeany Oliver Gray Ido Cohen
	Campos Racing	23 24 25		Pepe Martí Christian Mansell Hugh Barter
	Jenzer Motorsport	26 27 28		Nikita Bedrin Taylor Barnard Alex Garcia
	PHM Racing by Charouz	29 30 31		Sophia Floersch Roberto Faria Piotr Wiśnicki