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reigning formula v8 3.5 teams’ champion arden motorsport has pulled out of the series for 2017.
the banbury-based squad has elected not to continue amid a climate where it is increasingly difficult to attract drivers with budgets to compete at that level of single-seater racing.
arden general manager julian rouse told motorsport.com: we don’t think there’s room at the top [rung of the junior ladder] for formula 2 and formula v8.
the decision brings an end to a five-year stint in the former formula renault 3.5 series for arden, which began under the arden caterham name in 2012.
over 2012 and 2013, antonio felix da costa scored the first seven of arden’s 16 wins in the category, although it was the non-race-winning red bull junior pierre gasly, who posted the team’s best position of second in 2014.
russian talent egor orudzhev scored seven wins for arden in the next two years, combining with two-time winner aurelien panis to secure the teams’ title last year.
rouse added: we told the organisers about two months ago that we wouldn’t be doing it, but kept it quiet out of respect for them.
we’ve had a good relationship with them over the past few years, and after winning the championship last year it’s nice to come out of it on top and look back on it with fond memories.
arden continues with programmes in gp2s successor formula 2, gp3 and british f4 this season, and is also entering eurocup formula renault 2.0 for the first time.
the 2017 formula v8 3.5 season will kick off at silverstone on 15-16 april with only 10 drivers announced so far.

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