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Super Formula post-season testing at Suzuka next week will feature a large group of junior single-seater stars.

DAMS’ Jak Crawford set the fastest time in free practice for Formula 2’s final round of 2025 at Yas Marina Circuit.

Four more young drivers have been announced as getting time in contemporary Formula 1 machinery at Yas Marina Circuit over the next five days.

Formula Regional Oceania’s 2025 runner-up Zack Scoular will return to the paddock next year to go for the title.

Hitech GP driver Dino Beganovic has labelled his run to ninth place in Formula 2’s Losail feature race as one of his best ever drives.

MP Motorsport has announced that Oliver Goethe will remain in its Formula 2 line-up for next year, having joined it in 2024.

Formula Regional, GB3 and Formula 4 teams have concluded their 2025 testing schedules in Europe over the last week.

Prema has announced that Sebastian Montoya will be part of its Formula 2 line-up for a second season next year.

Two more full-time drivers have joined the 2026 F1 Academy grid, and both with the backing of Formula 1 teams.

Alfie Slater, younger brother of FREC champion Freddie, will debut in single-seaters next year with Rodin Motorsport in British F4.

Arvid Lindblad will complete a meteoric rise to F1 as a Racing Bulls driver in 2026, little over three years after his single-seater debut.

The McLaren Formula 1 team has announced the addition of two Formula 2 stars and a top karter to its driver development programme.

Kalle Rovanpera’s switch from rallying to single-seaters in 2026 will begin with a FRegional Oceania campaign in which he drives for Hitech GP

Hitech GP has announced Santino Panetta as part of its line-up in Eurocup-3, which it will join the paddock of next year.

Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak will make his Formula 2 debut in this weekend’s season finale at Yas Marina Circuit.

Victor Martins won Formula 2’s feature race at Losail, holding off Leonardo Fornaroli who became champion with a round to spare.

Theo Palmer leads the Formula Trophy standings after round one at Dubai Autodrome, with Alp Aksoy Hasan his closest rival.

B-MAX Racing’s Super Formula Lights champion Yuto Nomura won all three races in the final round at Twin Ring Motegi.

Prema’s Alp Aksoy Hasan began his single-seater career with victory in the season-opening Formula Trophy race at Dubai Autodrome.

MP Motorsport’s Richard Verschoor boosted his Formula 2 title chances by winning the sprint race at Losail.