Credit: Formula One Invicta’s Rafa Câmara delivered a telling performance in Sunday’s Feature Race, backing up teammate Joshua Dürksen’s effort in the sprint race on Saturday. A team effort sees them make up massive ground in the standings. However, plenty of surprises unfolded across the weekend in Spa, as DIVEBOMB picks out the winners and losers from the race weekend. Winner: Rafa Câmara Following the sprint race, Invicta’s Rafa Câmara aimed to make it a double victory f

Campos racer Noel León has been disqualified from the Formula 2 Feature Race at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, with the Spanish team also reprimanded over the course of the weekend, due to a major infraction during the red flag period.

Rafael Câmara's win from pole position seems deceptively simple, but doesn't tell the full story of this Formula 2 Feature Race at Cicuit de Spa-Francorchamps.

When Rodin Motorsport’s Martinius Stenshorne and DAMS’ Dino Beganovic crossed the line in the Formula 2 sprint at Spa-Francorchamps on Saturday, it sparked elation and relief in equal measure for both drivers and their teams. It wasn’t just a return to the podium, but vindication that both drivers had still maintained their strong run of pace from early in the season.

Invicta's Joshua Dürksen took his second race win of the season after a stop-start F2 sprint around the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. He would hold on in a late shootout to Rodin's Martinius Stenshorne, with DAMS' Dino Beganovic also returning to the podium in 2026 by finishing third.

Invicta’s Rafa Câmara and Rodin Motorsport’s Alex Dunne have found themselves at the head of the field in Formula 2 qualifying in 2026. Yet, for all their Friday speed, they have found it more challenging to hold this pace over an F2 race distance.

Campos racer Noel León has lost his quickest lap time from Formula 2's qualifying in Spa on Friday, after the stewards revealed he was the sole cause of a red flag during the 30-minute session. This decision sees the Mexican driver lose his fastest lap time of the session, demoting him to the rear of the grid for the pair of races.

Invicta's Rafa Câmara capitalised on changing conditions and a one-lap shootout at the end to snatch pole for Formula 2's weekend in Spa. He would do so by only 39 milliseconds, ahead of ART's Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak, while Rodin's Alex Dunne continued his top three qualifying run in 2026,

“I think it’s something we deserve,” DAMS’ Roman Bilinski remarked. The Polish driver had just scored his maiden Formula 2 podium, more so a fabled appearance around the streets of Monaco. This result kicked off a scoring spree, with Bilinski going on to score points in six of the next seven races of the 2026 F2 season.

It was one man going all the way in Silverstone, with Campos racer Nikola Tsolov ripping up the record books all through in Formula 2’s annual British weekend. But the weekend also witnessed several starring performances. Who made DIVEBOMB’s cut for the winners and losers this time?

“I would put it among the top three weekends in my career,” replied Campos racer Nikola Tsolov. Tsolov has taken three consecutive victories now, becoming the first Formula 2 driver to do so in the history of the championship. You don’t often see drivers sweeping a full race weekend... read more

Campos’ Nikola Tsolov has scored five Formula 2 wins in 2026. Yet, even he would have been quite surprised at how the sprint in Silverstone played into his hands. “I didn't expect it for that to happen. I would be just happy with a P2 at that point,” he remarked, largely satisfied with what he had done over the course of the sprint.

An excellent lap in qualifying by Invicta's Rafa Câmara saw him take a third Formula 2 pole position for the Silverstone weekend. He took the honours in F2 qualifying by two tenths of a second from the Alpine juniors Alex Dunne and ART's Kush Maini, with the likes of DAMS' Roman Bilinski and Austria winner Nikola Tsolov rounding out the top five in qualifying.

ART’s Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak has been through a rough ride to kick off 2026. A soft-spoken figure, he turned several heads early in the season with an excellent weekend down under in Melbourne.

Formula 2’s annual Austrian visit was one of firsts for several drivers, while the established quartet leading the standings put themselves towards the front of the field once again. DIVEBOMB brings you the biggest winners and losers from the championship’s weekend of racing at the Red Bull Ring.

Rodin Motorsport's Martinius Stenshorne has been handed a time penalty for a failure to serve his mandatory pit stop during the course of Formula 2's Feature Race in Austria.

Nikola Tsolov took his fourth Formula 2 win of the season in the Feature Race at Austria, beating out championship leader Gabriele Minì and Oliver Goethe.

“I'm really just trying to enjoy every second of this.” Barely a half-hour since Trident's John Bennett climbed out of his car in Austria, he had still not been able to process or soak in his emotions. A race-long duel with PREMA’s Sebastián Montoya in Formula 2's Austria sprint had finally fallen in his favour on the final lap.

“On my side, I was always trying to go for pole,” Campos racer Noel León responded. León had just taken a stellar maiden pole position in Austria, pulling off a strategy few would look to pursue in Formula 2 qualifying.

Noel León became the first Mexican to score pole position for Formula 2's Austria weekend by a margin of 0.129 seconds, ahead of Alex Dunne, while teammate Nikola Tsolov, who rounded out the top three.