Irish and McLaren development driver Alex Dunne has been confirmed by Rodin Motorsport to drive for them in the 2025 F2 season. He will be driving alongside Australian Christian Mansell. The driver from Offaly made an immediate impact after moving up to single-seaters in 2021. He took pole position at Spa-Francorchamps in Spanish F4, although…
Despite a successful 2023 season in the Euroformula Open Championship, where he finished runner-up behind Noel León, Cian Shields’ maiden F3 season was disappointing. Despite only three retirements from the series’ twenty races, he failed to score a single point, ultimately finishing 30th out of the 34 classified drivers. This was the lowest finishing position…
After a successful 2023 Super Formula season which saw him claim victory over incoming Red Bull Racing F1 driver, Liam Lawson, Ritomo Miyata made his Formula 2 debut with Rodin Motorsport, partnering with Barbados’ Zane Maloney. However, despite a relatively strong start to the 2024 F2 season, Miyata would ultimately end the season 19th in…
Despite participating in only three rounds of the 2024 FIA Formula 2 championship, Christian Mansell ended the season with 10 points after three points-place finishes. The Australian driver, who placed fifth in the 2024 FIA Formula 3 championship after a successful season with ART Grand Prix, made his F2 debut during the Azerbaijan GP weekend,…
The beginning of the Doohan rumours It’s no secret that the rumours and drama at Alpine F1 team has been heating up during the off season. Rumours have spiralled for months, surrounding Jack Doohan and his future at Alpine, before it has even really started. Doohan was signed mid last year to debut in Formula…
Two days ago, DAMS Lucas Oil confirmed that Jak Crawford remains one of their drivers for next season. Since December 2023, he is part of the Aston Martin Driver Development Programme and hopes to be the next Formula 1 driver from the United States. The 19-year-old currently sits in fifth place in the Driver Standings…
The calendar remains largely unchanged for Formula 2 and Formula 3 in 2025, the higher series set to support Formula 1 race weekends at 14 rounds once again, while the latter will join them both at 10 events. The race locations remain the same, some being placed in slightly different order due to the changes…
