Zane Maloney claimed wins in the sprint and feature races in Sakhir. Despite missing the final round in Abu Dhabi, Maloney finished the 4th championship with 140 points.
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F2 2024 | Season Review | Zane Maloney

Zane Maloney finished the 2023 FIA Formula 2 championship in eighth place with 96 points, an impressive performance for a rookie, but a comparatively disappointing one for the Barbadian driver whose résumé boasts a multitude of top-five finishes in the lower single-seater series. However, Maloney would be granted another chance to fight for the F2 championship….

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Zak O'Sullivan heads to Super Formula this year as his racing career took a big twist in 2024.
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F2 2024 | Season Review | Zak O’Sullivan

Williams junior Zak O’Sullivan’s debut F2 season was a short but significant one. He enjoyed a strong campaign, showcasing his talent regularly throughout the season. He earned two wins and several points finishes, putting him in contention for the 2024 F2 title. O’Sullivan claimed his first F2 win in Monaco. Despite starting 15th, he executed…

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F2 2024 | Season Review | Amaury Cordeel

After a disappointing 2023 F2 season with Invicta Racing, then named Invicta Virtuosi Racing, which saw him finish the thirteen-round season 20th in the drivers’ championship, Amaury Cordeel switched to Hitech Pulse-Eight for the 2024 season. However, though Cordeel’s teammate, Paul Aron, would shine throughout the season, ultimately finishing third in the standings, the Belgian…

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F2 2024 | Season Review | Juan Manuel Correa

After a disappointing 2023 F2 season with Van Amersfoort Racing, Juan Manuel Correa switched to DAMS Lucas Oil for 2024, partnering with his American countryman Jak Crawford. Unfortunately, Correa, whose single-seater career remains marred by the tragic 2019 accident at Spa-Francorchamps which claimed the life of Antoine Hubert and saw Correa himself sustain near-fatal injuries,…

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The F1 Australian GP will have changes to the turn 6 kerb in 2025 after modifications were made following the serious accidents at the corner in recent years.
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F1 Australian GP announces Albert Park Turn 6 modifications over safety concerns

As Melbourne gears up to host the F1 season-opening Australian GP at the Albert Park Circuit in March, officials have revealed that Turn 6 has undergone several modifications. These changes come in the wake of George Russell’s high-profile crash on the penultimate lap of the race in 2024, which saw the W15 bounce back onto…

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