The opening day of Formula 2 action around Silverstone saw several drivers breach track limits, apart from getting caught out by the wind during the 30-minute qualifying session, as they attempted to lay down fast laps to set the grid. 

The Formula 3 Sprint Race went underway on the 5th of July, Saturday at Silverstone. Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak of Campos Racing took the ultimate win, followed by Martinius Stenshorne of Hitech TGR at P2 and Mari Boya of Campos took P3. This marked a historical day for Thailand as it saw it’s first ever win in the F3 series.

Having endured the pain of missing out on several pole positions by slim margins, ART Grand Prix's Victor Martins finally found himself on the right side in Silverstone, taking his first Formula 2 pole in 2025, ahead of Alex Dunne's Rodin Motorsport and DAMS' Jak Crawford.

Nikola Tsolov ensured he continued to remain atop the standings around Silverstone. Having dominated practice, the 'Bulgarian Lion' put in two outstanding qualifying laps to claim pole position, and two valuable points to continue his rise up the order.

Formula 2 and Formula 3 return to the second part of their European leg. Heading into the sights and sounds of Silverstone in the light of typical British weather, both championships begin to hit their peaks. DIVEBOMB takes you through the previews for the weekend ahead. 

Richard Verschoor took his third victory of 2025, and MP Motorsport's first at Austria since 2020, putting in a strong drive to move up from third on the grid to claim race victory, ahead of Alex Dunne and pole-sitter Leonardo Fornaroli.

For most of the 30-minute Formula 2 qualifying session around the Red Bull Ring, drivers were focusing on maintaining ultimate tyre grip. Come Sunday's feature race, tyre wear will definitely take centre stage around the circuit’s medium and high-speed corners. 

Pepe Martí kept it clean and took a special victory at the Red Bull Ring for Campos, ahead of AIX Racing's Joshua Dürksen, who returned to the podium for the first time since Australia, in a race of attrition which saw only 12 racers make the flag.

MP Motorsport’s Richard Verschoor netted his best qualifying finish of the year, in third, just 24 milliseconds shy of pole-sitter Leonardo Fornaroli’s lap time. The Dutchman highlights improved communication and extracting more qualifying pace as key to his season’s progress. 

Leonardo Fornaroli and Invicta Racing became the first repeat pole-sitters in the 2025 Formula 2 season, grabbing pole by the slender margin of 14 milliseconds to Victor Martins, with Richard Verschoor in third only 0.074 seconds off the Italian's pole time.

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The 2025 Formula 2 season is all set to peak as the drivers head into the Red Bull Ring this weekend. The spotlight is set on two experienced, multi-year F2 drivers, split by two rookies in the top four. It marks an exciting dynamic in the story of the 2025 F2 season.

DAMS are certainly a team on the up in Formula 2 in 2025. Having scored no points in the first three races, the duo of Jak Crawford and Kush Maini amassed 73 of their 94 points in the previous triple header. 

Formula 2 and Formula 3 return after a four-week hiatus to kick off the second part of their European leg. While the F2 season gets into its second half, the F3 season hits its peak, as drivers begin to shore up their championship ambitions. DIVEBOMB takes you through the previews for the weekend ahead. 

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A rollercoaster Montreal round saw Doriane Pin return to the championship lead, while Emma Felbermayr took a redeeming win in Race 2. Chloe Chambers persevered through the weekend to claim a Race 3 victory, while recurring mechanical issues set back Maya Weug, dropping her to third in the standings.

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Formula 3 feature race, that went underway on Sunday, saw Rafael Câmara of Trident take his third win at Barcelona. Having qualified at pole position on Friday, the driver has furthered his lead in the championship. He currently holds 105 points having won points in almost every feature race on the calendar. Théophile Naël of Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR) took P2 followed by Alessandro Giusti of MP Motorsport take P3.

The script writers may not have predicted this. Many wouldn't have believed if you mentioned Richard Verschoor, starting sixth on the road, as a victory favourite. But such is F2, you can never predict anything to be certain until the chequered flag drops.