Jasmin Low

Written by Jasmin Low Formula 2 hit the track for its first competitive session in Miami, with Kush Maini converting positive momentum from Free Practice into an all-important pole position. Kush Maini secured pole position for ART Grand Prix in the series' first trip to Miami | Credit: Formula 2 Free Practice recap A time of 1:40.320 in Free Practice earned Hitech’s Colton Herta the top spot for the weekend’s opening session in front of his home crowd. Free Practice experienced a few early...

Whilst taking a trip through Brazil’s recent Feeder Series dominance, hear insight from Formula 3 rookie Pedro Clerot on continuing the nation’s run of stellar performances.

Formula 2 is set to make an unprecedented appearance at the Miami Grand Prix this weekend, marking the championship’s North American debut. The revised calendar will see F2 go racing twice in May, replacing the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix, scheduled to take place in April.

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.