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It's lights out and away we go for the 2026 Formula 3 season! The season opener at Melbourne showed a lot of track action from overtakes to constant collisions, giving us a glance at what is to come in 2026. The feature race saw Ugo Ugochukwu of Campos Racing take his maiden win in the chaotic Melbourne feature race.

Théophile Naël secured the first pole position of Formula 3's 2026 season, taking the best time at the last minute in Melbourne.

After several months of inactivity, Formula 2 and Formula 3 racing action return in full flow in 2026. DIVEBOMB brings you all the important pointers ahead of the first race of the season in Melbourne.

Trident, with their competitive driver lineup featuring Noah Strømsted, Matteo De Palo and Freddie Slater will be expected to hit the ground running at the season opener in Melbourne, having delivered the Drivers’ Championship for the past three years, and placing second overall in last year’s Teams’ Championship. 

Liam looks at all the Formula 3 drivers who have an association with a Formula One team

Josè Garfias has been confirmed at PREMA for FIA F3 in 2026

Van Amersfoort Racing have announced that Enzo Deligny will be driving for their F3 team this season, with the Frenchman moving from Prema a month before the season opener to replace Mexican driver Jesse Carrasquedo Jr.

Fionn Mclaughlin is an upcoming talented Irish driver, who has recently moved up the ranks to compete in Formula 3 for Hitech. Could he be the next big thing within this sport?

Welcome to Feeder Series Weekly Recap, a series bringing you all the news from the world of junior racing series. With F3's more driver announcements this week, DIVEBOMB recaps the news from the world of Feeder Series in the last week. 

Written by Liam Ploetner and Vyas Ponnuri Welcome to Feeder Series Weekly Recap, a series bringing you all the news from the world of junior racing series. With F3's post-season tests complete, and driver announcements rife this week, DIVEBOMB recaps the news from the world of Feeder Series in the last week.  F3 post-season tests: Barcelona and Imola Credit: Formula 3 Post-season testing for Formula 3 continued in Barcelona, with Campos continuing to look strong after the Jer

Written by Liam Ploetner Welcome to Feeder Series Weekly Recap, a series bringing you all the news from the world of junior racing series. The Formula 3 grid for 2026 is nearing completion, with the announcement of two further names, and post-season testing commencing. DIVEBOMB recaps the news from the world of Feeder Series in the last week.  Kanato Le to ART Grand Prix for 2026 Le joins ART Grand Prix for 2026 | Credit: FRECA Kanato Le became the latest driver to join the F

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. 

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. 

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 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.

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.

Formula 3 will head into the sunset as the season comes to a close at Monza, but the championship battle for Formula 2 only continues at the highest intensity, with five in contention as the series returns from the summer break, with four weekends to go. DIVEBOMB brings to you all the details ahead of a crucial three days of racing in Monza. 

FIA Formula 3 has its seventh champion: rookie driver Rafael Câmara.

Written by Jasmin Low, Edited by Meghana Sree Trident’s Rafael Câmara sealed the 2025 FIA Formula 3 Championship this weekend at the...