Dennis Hauger

Formula 2 star Dennis Hauger will change the direction of his career next year by joining Andretti Global in Indy Nxt for 2025.

Dennis Hauger scored his second pole of 2024 in F2 qualifying at the Red Bull Ring while early pacesetter Isack Hadjar suffered engine woes.

Staying at MP Motorsport for his third F2 season has proven fruitful so far for Dennis Hauger, and he feels more comfortable in the series’ new car.

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MP Motorsport’s Dennis Hauger was fastest in the first session of Formula 2’s in-season test at Barcelona.

FE teams have selected junior single-seater stars to represent them in the rookie-only practice session at the Misano E-Prix and in the official rookie test in Berlin.

Dennis Hauger may have thrown away a win in Formula 2’s feature race in Melbourne, but he left Australia with boosted confidence.

A rather conservative approach in Melbourne’s sprint race earned Dennis Hauger a third consecutive Formula 2 podium.

A blistering late lap awarded Dennis Hauger pole position for the third F2 round in a twice interrupted qualifying session in Melbourne.

Dennis Hauger topped Formula 2 practice in Melbourne by just one thousandth of a second over Isack Hadjar. There was an early red flag after Amaury Cordeel locked up into…

Dennis Hauger had mixed feelings after taking third place in a photo finish to Formula 2’s Jeddah feature race.

Dennis Hauger has inherited victory in F2’s Jeddah sprint race after Trident’s drivers were disqualified due to a technical infringement.

Dennis Hauger was fastest in Formula 2’s sole free practice session in Jeddah, which was shortened by red flags.

Dennis Hauger was fastest on the first day of F2 pre-season testing at Bahrain, which consisted of one three-hour session on Sunday.

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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.

Dennis Hauger did not have the Macau GP in his schedule, but a call less than a week before the event sent him on an unexpected path to success.

There has been a late change to MP Motorsport’s line-up for the Macau Grand Prix, with Dennis Hauger replacing Franco Colapinto.

MP Motorsport has announced Dennis Hauger will remain with the team in 2024 for a second season in Formula 2.

Dennis Hauger is to part company with the Red Bull Junior Team but will continue racing in Formula 2 in 2024.