The FIA Formula 2 Championship is the premier junior single-seater series, with races taking place as part of Formula 1 events. The modern F2 began as the GP2 Series in 2005 before taking on its current name in 2017.
Roman Stanek will remain at Trident for his second season in Formula 2.
Van Amersfoort Racing has promoted Mexican racer Rafael Villagomez to its Formula 2 line-up for 2024.
Victor Martins will remain at ART Grand Prix for his second season in Formula 2, having come fifth in the standings as a rookie last year.
British junior single-seater team Rodin Carlin will lose the name of its co-founder as it rebrands to Rodin Motorsport.
Some champions win lots, others rely on consistent scoring like Theo Pourchaire in 2023. Are there impressive examples of the latter approach?
Juan Manuel Correa will stay in Formula 2 next year but change teams, leaving Van Amersfoort Racing for DAMS
Watchmaker Invicita became title sponsor of Virtuosi Racing’s 2 squad this year, and it has now bought a stake in and renamed the team.
Ollie Bearman will, as has long been anticipated, stay with Prema in F2 next year but he will be without his engineer from his rookie season
Richard Verschoor has announced he will race for Trident next year in what will be his fourth season in Formula 2.
The 2024 sporting regulations for F2 and FIA F3 have been published, and include a number of changes being adopted by both series.
FIA F3 champion Gabriel Bortoleto expects the mentorship of Fernando Alonso “will be even more useful” when he races in Formula 2 next year.
The last season with the Dallara F2 2018 was also the first since its introduction not to have an F1 graduate, but who impressed the most?
Enzo Fittipaldi will spend a fourth year in Formula 2 by joining Van Amersfoort Racing for next season.
The points table never tells the whole story, but laptimes alone don’t either. What can be read in Formula 2’s 2023 season data?
F2 has had three days of testing in Abu Dhabi, and it was a send-off to the car that has been used since 2018. What can be learned from this …
MP Motorsport’s Dennis Hauger left it late to the top the times in the final session of Formula 2 post-season testing at Yas Marina Circuit.
Isack Hadjar was fastest on the final morning of F2 post-season testing at Yas Marina Circuit, which was interrupted by Zane Maloney’s car setting on fire.
New McLaren junior Gabriel Bortoleto was fastest on the second afternoon of Formula 2 post-season testing at Yas Marina Circuit.
Paul Aron and Amaury Cordeel have been signed by Hitech GP as its Formula 2 line-up for next season.
Rodin Carlin’s Zane Maloney was fastest on the second morning of Formula 2 post-season testing at Yas Marina Circuit.