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Written by Jasmin Low Martinius Stenshorne led a 1-2 finish for Rodin Motorsport in a Feature Race filled with surprises | Credit: Formula 2 Formula 2 bid farewell to the Americas with the conclusion of the Feature Race in Montréal, bowing out in spectacular fashion. The Feature Race saw multiple drivers involved in the fight for the race win, with multiple safety car-inducing incidents scattered throughout the race as the drying track surface and cold temperatures delivered

The Formula 2 Sprint Race in Montréal delivered some valuable learnings to be carried forward into tomorrow’s Feature Race | Credit: Formula 2 Formula 2 is taking on the Circuit de Gilles Villeneuve for the first time this weekend, introducing a brand new set of challenges for drivers to get to grips with. From understanding the best overtaking spots, to managing a dusty track surface, the Sprint Race was the field’s first opportunity to go wheel-to-wheel in Canada. Noel Leó

Noel Leon took his maiden F2 victory on the streets of Montréal, becoming the first Mexican driver to win an F2 race in the modern era.

Trident’s Laurens van Hoepen took pole position for the first time in Formula 2 with a stellar qualifying lap in Canada. The Dutch driver has been the central figure in a massive upswing of form in his maiden F2 season, lifting his team’s spirits early in the season. Trident’s last pole position came back in 2024, when Richard Verschoor took pole around the Baku Street Circuit....keep reading

Rodin Motorsport's Alex Dunne was among four Formula 2 drivers who received penalties following Qualifying on Friday in Montréal.

Find out what happened in Formula 2 qualifying in Montréal.

Formula 2’s latest campaign may only be two rounds in, and while the likes of Nikola Tsolov and Rafa Câmara have emerged strong contenders after the opening rounds, another standout name has been Hitech’s Ritomo Miyata. The Japanese driver, now into his third F2 season, has finally gotten to grips with the handling of the car. He currently holds a lowest finish of 12th, scoring points in three of the four races in 2026.

Written by Teagan Strachan Credit: Formula 2 via Instagram After the decision to move the inaugural Miami Feature Race to Sunday morning due to weather conditions, the 22-car grid lined up to start the final race of Round 2 for the Formula 2 season. As drivers reverted to their qualifying positions it was a fight to claim top spot, with Kush Maini starting in pole alongside Rafael Câmara to secure the front row. How it happened To start off a very wet race in Miami, Maini w

Formula 2’s North American debut has left several drivers thrilled, with the Miami International Autodrome hosting a thrilling 23-lap sprint race that saw drivers go back and forth for position multiple times, and an exciting three-abreast last-lap duel all the way to the finish line.

It was Bulgaria’s Nikola Tsolov from Campos Racing who took victory in F2’s first race in the Americas. Feature Image Credit: Formula 2 Starting on pole for the 23-lap sprint was championship leader Nikola Tsolov for Campos, with fellow rookie Laurens van Hoepen second for Trident. Rounding out the top 10 was MP’s Oliver Goethe, Invicta’s Joshua Dürksen, Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR)’s Nico Varrone, MP’s Gabriele Minì, Rodin duo Alex Dunne and Martinius Stenshorne, Invicta’s Ra

Over the course of his Formula 2 career, Kush Maini has often been left searching for pace, sometimes leaving race weekends with more questions than answers. It is a fact he has openly admitted in the past, often seeing strong qualifying pace wither away on race day. His one-lap pace, though, has held him in good stead all the way... read more

Written by Jasmin Low Formula 2 hit the track for its first competitive session in Miami, with Kush Maini converting positive momentum from Free Practice into an all-important pole position. Kush Maini secured pole position for ART Grand Prix in the series' first trip to Miami | Credit: Formula 2 Free Practice recap A time of 1:40.320 in Free Practice earned Hitech’s Colton Herta the top spot for the weekend’s opening session in front of his home crowd. Free Practice experie

Formula 2 heads into its first-ever North American weekend this weekend, with drivers taking to the Miami International Autodrome. Drivers will be presented with a unique challenge of taking to a brand new track, with no prior data to rely on, something Joshua Dürksen would be looking to excel at in this weekend.

Whilst taking a trip through Brazil’s recent Feeder Series dominance, hear insight from Formula 3 rookie Pedro Clerot on continuing the nation’s run of stellar performances.

Formula 2 is set to make an unprecedented appearance at the Miami Grand Prix this weekend, marking the championship’s North American debut. The revised calendar will see F2 go racing twice in May, replacing the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix, scheduled to take place in April.

A significant development will see Formula 2 race in Miami and Canada in May, supporting Formula 1 at a North American race weekend for the first time since its inception.

Trident spent the majority of 2025 forming the tail of Formula 2’s ever-competitive field. In stark contrast to their F3 counterparts, the last time a Trident driver stood on a podium was in 2024. However, F2’s Melbourne weekend reaped massive rewards for a team looking ahead to an optimistic 2026.

Invicta Racing’s Rafael Câmara knows what it’s like to deliver strong performances on Sundays. The Brazilian took four Feature Race wins on his way to the Formula 3 title in 2025, and has kicked off his charge for the Formula 2 title with a podium in Melbourne.

Campos Racing’s Nikola Tsolov has grown a junior racing career from strength to strength. Now, one step away from the ultimate dream, the Bulgarian has put his nation on the top step of a Formula 2 podium and atop the F2 standings after an action-packed Feature Race in Melbourne.

Written by Liam Ploetner Nikola Tsolov became Bulgaria's first F2 race winner | Credit: Formula 2 How Tsolov took his maiden victory In the second and final race of the Formula 2 race weekend, it was Nikola Tsolov who took the chequered flag first, with Rafael Câmara and Laurens van Hoepen making up the final two places on the podium to create an all-rookie rostrum. Starting on pole for the F2 Feature Race was Dino Beganovic, who finished only 20th in the Sprint Race yesterda