Prepare for a thrilling Formula 2 season as the next generation battles Melbourne's wet circuit.

Round 2 in Bahrain delivered a thrilling showcase of talent and determination, with Pepe Martí seizing victory in the sprint race after a confident and composed drive. The weekend made it clear that the 2025 season is shaping up to be fiercely competitive, as both seasoned drivers and fresh faces proved they’re ready to battle at the front.

Follow Hitech TGR's Luke Browning and Dino Beganovic as they chase the F1 dream on Jeddah's demanding streets. Witness history unfold: Arvid Lindblad became F2's youngest Race winner in the Sprint, while Richard Verschoor seized a brilliant Feature Race victory.

Round 4 of the FIA Formula 2 Championship did not disappoint! Rising stars Alex Dunne and Leonardo Fornaroli took center stage in Imola, with Fornaroli facing the pressure of racing at home, while Dunne continued to prove himself as a promising rookie in a fiercely competitive field.

Round 5 in Monaco delivered high-stakes action and unexpected twists as the Formula 2 season took a dramatic turn. Kush Maini triumphed in the Sprint Race with a commanding drive, while Jak Crawford conquered the iconic street circuit in the Feature Race. The championship battle shifted after Alex Dunne crashed out at the very first corner, opening the door for a new leader to emerge. With pressure mounting and the title race heating up, the streets of Monte Carlo once again proved why they’re the ultimate test of precision and nerve.

Richard Verschoor delivered a standout weekend with a double podium, showing once again why he’s one to watch. Alex Dunne shook off another grid drop after a practice incident and still fought his way to a podium in the sprint race – pure grit. PREMA teammates Montoya and Mini clashed in the sprint, but Montoya came back strong to claim a podium in the Feature Race. And it was Arvid Lindblad who stole the show with a composed, commanding Feature Race win.

We’re back in Austria and everyone knows this is one of the most exciting tracks where overtaking is highly likely. The Sprint Race brought all the chaos, including a huge scare for TRIDENT as Sami Meguetounif was involved in a heavy crash. Thankfully, he walked away okay. Alex Dunne looked to extend his championship lead after a strong Sprint, but heartbreak followed with a disqualification in the Feature Race – a tough blow in the title fight. Meanwhile, Richard Verschoor lit up the Red Bull Ring with a commanding Feature Race victory in front of a packed crowd, planting his flag firmly in the championship battle.

Leonardo Fornaroli made history in the Sprint Race, taking his first-ever single seater win from reverse-grid pole. A moment he won’t forget anytime soon. Just as the F2 Feature Race was about to begin, the skies opened in true Silverstone fashion. Torrential rain soaked the circuit, but that didn’t stop Jak Crawford from launching into the lead off the line and never looking back. He took a brilliant win, with Alex Dunne holding strong in 2nd from a front-row start. Home hero Luke Browning lit up the crowd with a storming drive through the field to take 3rd. A podium to remember on home soil.

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