Feeder Series

The early part of Formula 3’s off-season has been dominated by plenty of driver announcements, with as many as 23 drivers confirmed so far. DIVEBOMB gives you an account of where the F3 grid stands, and who’s confirmed so far. 

F1 Academy's penultimate round saw Maya Weug bring the gap to just nine points between herself and championship leader Doriane Pin, while Chloe Chambers is mathematically out of contention for the title.

F1 Academy returns to the floodlit streets of Singapore with a three-way title battle to resume. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of one of the most demanding races of the season, including championship news, a recap of Navarra’s in-season testing and the latest headlines from the F1 Academy paddock.

Formula 3 announced today that they will be giving a €1 million prize fund to the top five drivers from F3 who will compete in Formula 2 the following year from the 2025 season onwards. 

DAMS Lucas Oil's Jak Crawford took a narrow victory in the Formula 2 Feature Race over AIX Racing's Joshua Dürksen and Dino Beganovic.

Written by Jasmin Low The Baku City Street Circuit poses a high-speed challenge, setting the stage for an eventful Formula 2 Sprint Race....

DAMS’ Jak Crawford likened his Formula 2 pole in Baku to the breakthrough he achieved earlier in the year, when the American secured pole position in Jeddah after going three races without scoring points. 

The tail end of every Formula 2 season sees newer faces step up from the lower rung of Formula 3. While it was F3 champion Leonardo Fornaroli and Christian Mansell last time around, this year sees McLaren junior Martinius Stenshorne and Laurens van Hoepen make an early leap into F2. 

DAMS racer Jak Crawford took his second pole position of 2025, this time by 19 milliseconds from championship leader Leonardo Fornaroli, in a session of multiple interruptions and incidents around the streets of Baku.

After an exciting European stretch of the calendar, the Formula 2 caravan now shifts to the trio of flyaway races to round out the 2025 F2 season. The first of these races comes in quick time, with the streets of Baku playing host to Formula One’s premier feeder series this weekend. DIVEBOMB gives you the rundown ahead of the weekend’s pair of races.

Trailblazer on & off the track: India’s first female racing champ Alisha Abdullah breaks barriers in motorsport, politics & advocacy.

Dennis Hauger took the big decision to move from F2 to Indy NXT in pursuit of IndyCar this year. And his 2025 season has turned into a memorable one...

Written by Morgan Holiday Credit: Formula 2 Luke Browning secured his first Formula 2 race win in a dramatic Feature Race at the Monza...

The Monza Feature race went underway on Sunday at 08:15 CEST. Inthraphuvasak took the win followed by Tsolov at P2 and León at P3.

A post-race penalty denied Tramnitz victory in the Monza Sprint, promoting Bilinski to his first F3 win and as Poland’s maiden race winner.

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.

The Formula 3 Sprint Race in Monza got underway on Saturday at 09:15 CEST (8:15 BST), with Tim Tramnitz of MP Motorsport taking the final Sprint Race victory of the 2025 season. He was followed by Roman Bilinski of Rodin Motorsport in second and Martinius Stenshorne of Hitech TGR securing the final podium spot in third.

After taking his maiden Formula 2 pole in a stop-start qualifying session in Monza, Hitech TGR racer Luke Browning believed he hadn’t quite extracted the maximum pace from his car during the 30-minute session that featured three red flag stoppages. 

With the championship wrapped up by Dennis Hauger, a gloves-off weekend beckoned at Nashville Superspeedway to round-out the 14-race Indy NXT season.

The final qualifying session of the 2025 Formula 3 season took place on Friday at 15:05 local time (14:05 BST) at Monza. To reduce congestion and ensure a smoother session, the drivers were divided into Qualifying Group A and Group B. Brad Benavides of AIX Racing took pole position, followed by Ugo Ugochukwu and Noel Léon of PREMA Racing.