Trident’s Laurens van Hoepen took his third Formula 2 podium in the Hungarian sprint race, fending off Invicta’s Rafa Câmara towards the end. It was a third F2 podium for the Dutchman, and the first since he last appeared on a podium in the Miami sprint race in May.

“Do it when you’re sure to do it.” This was the key radio message relayed to MP Motorsport’s Gabriele Minì on Lap 9 of the Formula 2 sprint race at Hungary. The all-important command that gave the Italian driver leverage to go for the move, but to do it clinically. Track position has always been key in F2 around the Hungaroring, and on Saturday, it would be more of the same.

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.

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.

Credit: Formula 2 via X It was Nikola Tsolov who took the Sprint Race win at Silverstone on Saturday afternoon to kickstart Round 7 of the Formula 2 season. The Red Bull Junior and F1 hopeful trailed championship rival Gabriele Mini for most of the race, but a mistake from Mini in the final lap allowed Tsolov to advance into the lead and hold his position to claim victory. Whilst unable to catch Mini after a close chase in Lap 21, Van Amersfoort Racing driver Rafael Villagome

“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.

Credit: Formula 2 via X Saturday afternoon marked the first race of Round 6 for the Formula 2 season. In a dry and humid race, the Sprint was underway in Spielberg, Austria with John Bennett coming out in first place to take the win, claiming a maiden win for his Formula 2 campaign. He was closely followed by Sebastian Montoya in second and Rafael Villagomez in third to round off the final podium. How it happened The front row of the Red Bull Ring comprised of PREMA driver Mo

“You guys have revived me. I feel like myself again.” Those were the words of ART’s Kush Maini, who crossed the line after a dominant 7.2-second gap to the rest of the field to take his first F2 victory of the 2026 season in Barcelona. The Indian driver never looked back after a rocket start saw him eclipse Noel León off the front row of the grid for the lead.

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