The F2 grid returned to racing action at Monza, but it was status quo at the head of the field, as championship leader Leonardo Fornaroli took his fourth race win of 2025, holding off the charging Campos of Arvid Lindblad in a fight to the final lap on home soil.

F1 Academy returned to Zandvoort, where crowds were treated to Maya Weug and Nina Gademan's home wins, Lia Block's maiden podium and a dramatic championship rivalry that Doriane Pin leads from Weug while Chloe Chambers slips back.

Connor Zilisch became the winningest rookie in the Xfinity series by securing his eighth win of the season in Portland.

Corey Heim secured his place in the next round of the playoffs with his win in Darlington, his eighth win of the year.

Alex Albon calls Zandvoort a "bogey track" for Williams but says wind helps. He sees a "blank slate" advantage for Bottas and Perez.

Allgaier tried to challenge for the lead, but Parker Kligerman won it for Connor Zilisch.

After a delay due to heavy fog, qualifying finally got underway at 12:00 local time, with a 40 minute session. The race then got underway at 14:00, with four and a half hours scheduled instead of six, due to the delay.

Majeski tried to reel Heim in, but it was Heim Time for the seventh time this season!

Connor Zilisch goes back-to-back in Watkins Glen!

Corey Heim hung on to take his sixth win of the year in Watkins Glen and his fourth straight road course win!

The second race of the weekend in the GT World Challenge Sprint Cup at Magny-Cours got underway at 15:15 local time today, with Marvin Kirchhöfer leading the field away from pole in his No.59 McLaren 720S GT3.

Campos racer Pepe Martí led the field to victory from reverse grid pole, fending off a late attempt from Rodin Motorsport's Alex Dunne on the final lap, in what turned out to be an exciting finish, with both drivers duelling it out in the final sector on the last lap to take victory.

Invicta Racing continued their wave of momentum in the European stage of the Formula 2 calendar, with Roman Staněk backing up his Feature Race win in Belgium with a maiden pole position in F2 in Hungary, as the team in yellow locked out the front row of the grid.

Connor Zilisch scores his fifth win of the season and JR Motorsports’ 100th win at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway!

Invicta Racing's Leonardo Fornaroli took his second consecutive F2 sprint win in 2025, converting third at the start to the race lead on Lap 1, before using his tyres to the full extent until the end of the race to take race victory.

Layne Riggs wins both stages before taking the checkered flag, and Corey Heim clinches the regular season championship in Indianapolis!

AIX Racing's Brad Benavides put his name up in the lights for AIX Racing, bringing home the team's first F3 pole in a session of surprises and shocks, with one driver breathing a massive sigh of relief as the 30-minute F3 qualifying session in Belgium came to an end....read more

Alex Dunne maintained his four-tenth advantage to the Formula 2 field from free practice, grabbing pole position for the Belgian round of the F2 calendar, after setting a series of scorching lap times as the session progressed....read more

Denny Hamlin wins back-to-back races at Dover!

After 45 minutes, the race was called, and Connor Zilisch is the winner. His fourth of the season, second in a row and second on an oval.