The race weekend began on Friday with two practice sessions which Jazeman used to reacquaint himself with the Brands Hatch circuit and prepare for the races ahead.  He was consistently one of the front runners, finishing fourth quickest at the end of the day.  Saturday’s qualifying session saw Jazeman running in the top five for the majority of the time, just being pushed down the order in the dying moments of the session. He said of his qualifying efforts, “My quickest lap put me in 10^th for the third race of the weekend, which wasn’t as good as I thought, but it seems I just put my second set of new tyres on at the wrong time for the optimum lap time. My consistency helped though, as my second quickest lap was good for a fifth place start for the first race.” The first race, on Saturday afternoon, was not only a battle against a field of quick drivers, but one which featured ever-changing weather conditions. The race started on a wet track, after a sudden shower just before the cars went to the grid, with all the teams opting to start on wet tyres. Jazeman, one of the six drivers racing with the championship-winning Carlin team, maintained position in the first half of the race and then, along with the majority of the drivers, opted to pit for slick tyres when the track dried. He dropped to seventh after his stop, but then fought back with a series of blistering laps to cross the line in fourth place. The second race of the weekend, held this morning in dry conditions, featured a semi-reverse grid format, which put PETRONAS-backed Jazeman in seventh position on the grid. Jazeman was off the line cleanly and into sixth position, but a start line shunt behind brought out the safety car, so the field was forced to tour the Brands Hatch circuit until being released five laps later when the stricken cars had been cleared, but having used up half the time available for racing, it left few laps for Jazeman to improve on his start position.  At the restart Jazeman made an excellent move on Carlin team-mate and championship leader, Felipe Nasr, flying past the Brazilian to claim fifth place. “After I passed Felipe I started to hunt down Scott Pye ahead of me,” said Jazeman after the race. "I was quicker than him but I couldn’t find an opportunity to get past cleanly and there were only three laps left. I felt really confident with the setup of the car and the pace was really good, so it was a shame we ran out of laps.” 18-year-old Jazeman rounded off his weekend with a hard-charging drive, starting from tenth place on the grid. A torrential shower just prior to the start meant that the field had to start with wet tyres and Jazeman once again showed his prowess in the wet conditions, moving up to eighth spot by the end of lap one.  The talented Malaysian driver was up to sixth by half distance,  and closing down  William Buller ahead, posting some of the quickest laps of the race.  A clash for second placed Rupert Svendsen-Cook and third place driver Pietro Fantin in the closing stages of the race promoted Jazeman to a well-deserved fourth place finish. “It’s been a good weekend, but all three races were pretty tricky, especially the last one when we had a torrential downpour in the middle of it, said Jazeman. “It was lucky the safety car came out at that point, as I just couldn’t see anything in front of me. I knew I needed to make up a fair amount of ground in that third race too, so I’m pleased with that result and to have finished all three races in the top five.  I’m lying fourth in the overall drivers’ championship, just one point off Carlos Huertas in third, so we’re mixing it at the front.  I just can’t wait to get to Nurburgring to continue my British F3 campaign.” The fifth of ten events in the British F3 International Series takes place at the German Formula One circuit, Nurburging, in two week’s time, 2^nd – 3^rd July.