Feeder Series

After a fluctuating year of both impressive and unstable results for then-rookie Alex Dunne, the Irish-born driver is lining up to contest his second season in the Formula 2 championship this year. In a pre-season fuelled by improvement and strong team relationships, Dunne will continue on his journey in introducing a new wave of Irish drivers to the Formula One grid.

DAMS racer Dino Beganovic picked up from where he left off in Formula 2 in 2025, taking the first F2 pole position of the year in Australia, in a session of interruptions with a series of last-gasp surprises, ahead of Rodin Motorsport's duo of Martinius Stenshorne and Alex Dunne.

Théophile Naël secured the first pole position of Formula 3's 2026 season, taking the best time at the last minute in Melbourne.

Hitech’s Colton Herta fondly remembers watching the Australian Grand Prix on television back home. Several years on, the California native heads into his first ever Formula 2 outing in the country, with plenty of eyes on the former IndyCar racer ahead of his debut F2 weekend.

Liam looks at all the F2 drivers who are linked to a Formula One driver academy

Formula 2 embarks on a landmark 10th season in 2026, and plenty of storylines dot the upcoming year of racing in F1’s premier feeder series. Vyas picks out the biggest ones to look out for, in the upcoming F2 campaign.

After several months of inactivity, Formula 2 and Formula 3 racing action return in full flow in 2026. DIVEBOMB brings you all the important pointers ahead of the first race of the season in Melbourne.

Rodin Motorsport's Alex Dunne becomes the newest member of the Alpine Driver Academy, the junior wing of the Alpine F1 Team. Having turned up to pre-season testing with a pink Alpine livery, this was finally announced by the team ahead of the upcoming F2 weekend in Albert Park.

Formula 2 seldom sees drivers coming in from professional-grade series to race in the championship. It’s also a rare occurrence to see a driver make the switch from sports car racing to an open-wheeled single-seater series. Van Amersfoort Racing’s Nicolás Varrone is prepared to take this leap in his maiden F2 campaign to fulfil a lifelong dream.

DIVEBOMB unpacks the key events and stories from the opening weekend of the 2026 Indy NXT season.

Trident, with their competitive driver lineup featuring Noah Strømsted, Matteo De Palo and Freddie Slater will be expected to hit the ground running at the season opener in Melbourne, having delivered the Drivers’ Championship for the past three years, and placing second overall in last year’s Teams’ Championship.

For a country of 1.4 billion individuals, only two have made it to the highest echelon on the road to Formula One. A further three have raced in Formula 2, standing at the doorstep of F1. One of them is Kush Maini, who aims to become the country’s next F1 talent as he undertakes a fourth F2 campaign in 2026.

Typically, after competing in a regional series championship, drivers progress to Formula 3, further developing their race craft and physicality before stepping up to Formula 2. However, an 18-year-old hopeful is taking a different route, following an unusual pathway. Emerson Fittipaldi Jr. has made the courageous leap from Eurocup-3 to Formula 2 for the 2026 season.

Tymek Kucharczyk is already used to a fanfare from his teenage years. Now, he plans to put Poland on the IndyCar map via Indy NXT.

Van Amersfoort Racing have announced that Enzo Deligny will be driving for their F3 team this season, with the Frenchman moving from Prema a month before the season opener to replace Mexican driver Jesse Carrasquedo Jr.

Relive the best and most memorable moments of the 70th edition of the New Zealand Grand Prix

Come and check with us some of the big names that will be present at the 70th New Zealand Grand Prix

The name Arshia Akhtar might not be well known yet, but she has emerged as a groundbreaking figure across two highly demanding fields: clinical cancer research and professional motorsports.

Speed ​​returns to Down-Under. Check now everything you need to now about the categories that will shake up the 70th running New Zealand Grand Prix

There's a lot of catching up to do on this weeks IndyCar Weekly as Dan gives you all the IndyCar and Indy NXT news between the 7th December and 23rd January.