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Theo Pourchaire becomes a two-time winner this season as the Frenchman made most of the Safety Car restarts to take the lead on lap 15, and from that point onwards, pulled a healthy five-second gap to cross the line unchallenged.
At Prema Racing’s home Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri delivered an important pole position to extend his lead at the top of the drivers’ standings by an extra four points.
After eight weeks without any racing, the drivers of tomorrow are finally back ahead of a thrilling weekend’s worth of action at the iconic Monza circuit.
The three drivers have all performed fantastically in the first half of the Formula 2 season as the trio occupy first, second and fourth in the F2 Driver Standings.
Guanyu Zhou made a great start which saw the UNI-Virtuosi driver make up for an awful showing on Saturday. Dan Ticktum and Oscar Piastri finished second and third with the latter gaining the Championship lead.
Richard Verschoor took a lights to flag victory as the MP Motorsport’s driver to his first-ever victory in Formula 2. Marcus Armstrong and Dan Ticktum started second and third and finished there as they rounded out the podium places.
Robert Shwartzman won F2’s first Sprint Race of the weekend after managing three Safety Car restarts and fending off the challenges from behind.
Oscar Piastri took pole at Silverstone for Sunday’s Formula 2 feature race, as a late Robert Swartzman spin denies series leader Guanyu Zhou of a pole position start.
The F2 Championship makes a return this weekend after a one-month break from racing.
After another one month absence, Formula 2 makes a return at Silverstone for the British Grand Prix.
The dominant Hitech driver becomes the first driver in the modern Formula 2 era to win both the Sprint Race and Feature Race in one weekend.
The Hitech driver did fantastically well to move from third to first as he came over the line ahead of David Beckmann in second and Jehan Daruvala in third.
The Russian driver lead from start to finish as he was able to get his first win of the F2 season. He finished ahead of Carlin’s Dan Ticktum in second and UNI-Virtuosi’s Guanyu Zhou in third.
The New Zealander will be joined on the front row by Hitech teammate Juri Vips with Oscar Piastri behind Lawson in third.
After only a week away from racing, F2 return to another street circuit with Baku, Azerbaijan the next destination for the drivers.
The Frenchman controlled from start to finish even though he came under pressure from Robert Shwartzman. Oscar Piastri finished in second ahead of Felipe Drugovich in third, who made the alternate strategy work fantastically.
The New Zealander won the second Sprint Race this morning around Monte Carlo, but a technical non-conformity sees the Hitech driver disqualified which promotes Dan Ticktum to first.
The New Zealander overtook Oscar Piastri expertly to secure his spot on the top step. Dan Ticktum finished in second after overtaking Piastri with the Australian rounding off the podium in third.
The Chinese driver led every lap as he took a commanding victory. His teammate, Felipe Drugovich, completed a UNI-Virtuosi one-two as Roy Nissany rounded off the podium with his maiden F2 podium finish.
The Frenchman set a 1:20.985 during Group A’s qualifying session meaning the even number drivers will start on the left side of the grid.
After a two-month absence, we will get to see action once more from the most talented drivers in the world as Formula 2 travels to the streets of Monaco.
The morning session was tightly contested with the UNI-Virtuosi of Felipe Drugovich on top with the afternoon wide open and Bent Viscaal capitalising to claim the top spot.
Richard Verschoor and David Beckmann were the two that topped the timing charts in Day Two of F2 Testing in Barcelona.
The ART driver showed his class around Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya as the Dane topped both the morning and the afternoon sessions in the first day of F2 testing in Spain.