Formula 2

Trident’s Arjun Maini topped the first practice session of the 2018 Formula 2 season at Bahrain, with Carlin’s Lando Norris and Sergio Sette Camara going second and third fastest.

With a new car and several exciting new drivers, a fascinating season lies in store in Formula 2. Peter Allen and Josh Suttill are your guides to the grid.

Multiple World Series Formula V8 3.5 race-winner Roy Nissany will make his Formula 2 debut with Campos Racing this season, partnering Luca Ghiotto.

Jack Aitken’s career continues to gather pace with his recent appointment as the Renault F1 team’s reserve driver. Now he arrives in Formula 2 with big ambitions.

Arden locked out both sessions on the final day of Formula 2 pre-season testing in Bahrain with Maximilian Gunther and Nirei Fukuzumi.

Trident topped both sessions on day two of the second Formula 2 pre-season test in Bahrain thanks to its Haas Formula 1 juniors Arjun Maini and Santino Ferrucci.

Nyck de Vries put Prema on top on the first day of the second and final Formula 2 pre-season test in Bahrain.

Lando Norris was fastest again on the second day of the first Formula 2 pre-season test at Paul Ricard, with his team-mate Sergio Sette Camara making it a Carlin one-two.

Lando Norris was fastest on the first full day of testing with the new-for-2018 Formula 2 car at Paul Ricard.

Ex-Formula 1 driver Roberto Merhi and World Series Formula V8 3.5 race-winner Roy Nissany will fill the remaining seats in the 2018 Formula 2 field for this week’s test at …

Ralph Boschung will switch from Campos Racing to MP Motorsport for his second season in Formula 2.

Macau Grand Prix winner Dan Ticktum will take over from the ill Nicholas Latifi at DAMS for Formula 2 testing at Paul Ricard this week, sharing driving duties with former …

Trident will run Haas Formula 1 junior drivers Santino Ferrucci and Arjun Maini in Formula 2 this year. Ferrucci continues with the team after stepping up from GP3 in the…

Formula 2’s new car, the Dallara F2 2018, made its first appearance at the hands of the teams in a snowy shakedown test at Magny-Cours today.

Maximilian Gunther will continue his rivalry with European F3 champion Lando Norris by joining him on the Formula 2 grid this year.

Formula 2 runner-up Artem Markelov will return to the championship this year with Russian Time.

Honda has placed a second young protege in Formula 2 for the 2018 season, with Tadasuke Makino stepping up from Formula 3 to race for Russian Time.

The Russian Time squad is to continue in Formula 2 after all this season, while both Racing Engineering and Fortec Motorsports have backed out of their commitment to the series.

GP3 champion George Russell will remain with ART Grand Prix for his expected Formula 2 graduation.

Renault Formula 1 junior Jack Aitken will remain with ART Grand Prix when he steps up to Formula 2 this year.