Formula 2

Richard Verschoor took a dominant victory in Sprint Race 2 of the Formula 2 weekend at Silverstone despite two safety car interventions.

Oscar Piastri takes the fastest lap, and championship lead, on the final lap but it was his teammate Robert Shwartzman who took the win.

A superb lap from Alpine academy’s Oscar Piastri earned him the four points for pole which closes the Formula 2 title battle right up.

Table-topping Ticktum at Silverstone as Formula 2 returned to the track.

No points for Championship leader Guanyu Zhou means the field have closed right back up after Juri Vips’ second win of the weekend.

An accomplished drive from Vips as championship leader Zhou fails to finish.

A dominant drive from Robert Shwartzman sees him finally take his first win of 2021 as Liam Lawson and Oscar Piastri hit problems.

A front row lockout is the perfect start to the weekend for Hitech GP as Liam Lawson beat Juri Vips to Baku pole.

Seven tenths was the gap at the front of the field as Juri Vips set the Baku streets alive in Formula 2 practice.

Lando Norris is no longer the youngest Formula 2 winner as Théo Pourchaire stole his crown in a controlled drive in Monaco.

Heartbreak for Liam Lawson as an incorrect throttle map for the formation lap practice start sees him stripped of his Monaco win. Dan Ticktum claims the victory.

A wet Saturday morning in Monaco saw Liam Lawson take his second Formula 2 win as only 12 cars finished on the lead lap.

A lights-to-flag win for Zhou but there were problems for Lundgaard and Shwartzman.

17-year-old Théo Pourchaire was irresistible in Monte-Carlo to earn his first Formula 2 pole in style.

Robert Shwartzman came through two red flag periods to put a commanding gap to the rest of the grid as Formula 2 returned to the Monte-Carlo streets.

A 1:27:945 was the best time of the entire test as Felipe Drugovich heads to round two in Monaco as the man to beat.