PREVIEW: 2022 FIA Formula 2 Round 3 – Imola
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The FIA Formula 2 grid heads to the north of Italy for the first time as they take to Imola for the third round of the 2022 championship.
Roy Nissany was at the top of time-sheets on a disrupted second day of testing due to a sprinkle of rain at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
Ralph Boschung was quickest as the F2 grid hit the track in Barcelona to take part in their In-Season Testing.
After two safety cars which meant we only saw nine laps of green flag racing, Liam Lawson kept his cool to take the race win in the FIA Formula 2 Sprint Race in Jeddah.
Charouz Racing System’s Cem Bölükbasi has been declared unfit to participate in both Formula 2 races this weekend at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit in Saudi Arabia.
Felipe Drugovich has taken his first pole position in Formula 2 since Silverstone in 2020, ahead of Richard Verschoor and Jack Doohan.
The second round of the FIA Formula 2 season takes the teams to Jeddah where Theo Pourchaire will be hoping to build on his Bahrain Feature Race win.
ART Grand Prix’s Théo Pourchaire was victorious in the first Feature Race of the 2022 FIA Formula 2 season at the Bahrain International Circuit.
After not knowing if he would have a seat for the 2022 season, Trident’s Richard Verschoor had the perfect start to the season in Sakhir to win the Sprint Race.
Jack Doohan grabbed the first two points of the season after taking pole position at the Bahrain International Circuit in Formula 2.
The latest season of Formula 2’s Chasing the Dream follows the grid across the world as twenty-two young talents fight to complete their dream of reaching Formula 1.
Ahead of the season-opening race at the Bahrain Grand Prix, The Checkered Flag take a look at what to expect in the FIA Formula 2 series this weekend.
Formula 2’s latest champion, Oscar Piastri, looks back on his dominant charge towards the title and his future with Alpine F1.
A look at the car which has been in the hands of so many bright talents on their journey to Formula 1.
The Brazilian driver topped the final day of Formula 2’s pre-season testing in Bahrain, with the final afternoon being session cancelled due to poor visibility.
Carlin’s Liam Lawson topped the timing sheets in Bahrain on the second day of Formula 2 pre-season testing.
Half a second quicker than second place, the Indian driver was top of the timing sheets after the first day of Formula 2 testing.
