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DAMS’ Kush Maini was victorious from reversed-grid pole in Formula 2’s thrilling sprint race at the Monaco Grand Prix.

Fionn McLaughlin dominated British F4 qualifying at Snetterton and claimed double pole position ahead of Henry Joslyn.

Prema’s Kean Nakamura Berta was the winner of the first Italian Formula 4 heat race at Vallelunga, for drivers in groups B and C.

Hitech GP’s Martinius Stenshorne claimed a dominant victory in the FIA Formula 3 Championship’s sprint race in Monaco.

TJ Speed’s Ariel Elkin reduced Max Garcia’s USF Pro 2000 points lead by winning the Freedom 90 at Lucas Oil Raceway.

Jay Howard Driver Development’s Anthony Martella won the Freedom 75, USF2000’s sole oval race, at Lucas Oil Raceway on Friday night.

Alex Dunne claimed to be surprised after he achieved his maiden Formula 2 pole position around the streets of Monte Carlo.

PHM Racing’s David Cosma Cristofor was quickest overall in Italian Formula 4 qualifying, which took place on a wet but drying track.

Rodin Motorsport’s Alex Dunne took pole position by just 0.003 seconds in Formula 2’s eventful qualifying session in Monaco.

US Racing’s Gabriel Gomez was quickest in Italian Formula 4 practice at Vallelunga on Friday, ahead of qualifying later in the day.

Nikola Tsolov claimed pole position for FIA Formula 3’s feature race in Monaco by topping the first qualifying group of two.

Ayrton Houk stormed to pole for the Freedom 75 in USF2000 qualifying at Lucas Oil Raceway, as Liam McNeilly remained absent.

Mac Clark claimed pole for the Freedom 90, USF Pro 2000’s sole oval race of the season, in qualifying at Lucas Oil Raceway.

ART Grand Prix’s Victor Martins was fastest by a sizeable 0.616 seconds in Formula 2’s practice session in Monaco.

Campos Racing’s Nikola Tsolov ended FIA Formula 3’s 45-minute practice session in Monaco atop the timesheet.

Gabriel Stilp topped British F4’s pre-event test day at Snetterton on Wednesday, marking a return to the cockpit after being injured in 2024.

Rodin Motorsport has found its feet in FIA Formula 3 in 2025, with all three drivers scoring strong results across the first three rounds.

Alex Dunne did not feel he was in a winning position in F2’s Imola feature race until after his pitstop, despite a radio message to the contrary

ACM Geeke Racing’s Shimo Zhang was the dominant force in the first two rounds of the Chinese Formula 4 season.

Santiago Ramos executed FIA F3’s Imola feature race exactly to plan, taking victory after pressuring Rafael Camara into overworking his tyres