Kush Maini

Alpine Formula 1 junior Kush Maini has been penalised after being found at fault for the huge start crash in the Baku Formula 2 feature race.

Rain heavily impacted the F2 sprint race at Spa, resulting in it being red-flagged and abandoned, but drivers felt it was the right call.

The F2 field was split on which tyre compound to start on for last weekend’s sprint race at the Hungaroring, and drivers left their choice until the final moment.

Jak Crawford completed his maiden Formula 1 test with Aston Martin at the Red Bull Ring this Wednesday.

Ollie Bearman, Juan Manuel Correa and Kush Maini have each been handed a three-place grid penalty for impeding in F2 qualifying in Monaco.

Frederik Vesti, the 2023 F2 runner-up, will make his FE test debut with Mahindra in the championship’s rookie test in Berlin next month.

Kush Maini was satisfied with his pace turnaround and second place in F2’s Jeddah feature race, but admitted the winner was “in another league”.

Kush Maini came just 0.025 seconds short of pole in Formula 2 qualifying in Jeddah, and had plenty to rue on his last two laps.

Kush Maini has been disqualified from F2 qualifying at Bahrain, meaning his team-mate Gabriel Bortoleto inherits pole.

Kush Maini led a one-two for the renamed Invicta Racing squad in the first Formula 2 qualifying session of the year in Bahrain.

Virtuosi Racing’s Kush Maini topped the times in the second session of Formula 2 pre-season testing at Bahrain with a late lap.

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Kush Maini achieved his second best F2 qualifying result with third place in Abu Dhabi today, but thinks his team needs race pace improvements to keep that position.

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The Alpine Formula 1 team has announced Formula 2 racer Kush Maini as the latest member of its academy.

Formula 2 racer Kush Maini has revealed that his career will now be guided by two-time Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen.

Campos Racing’s Kush Maini was second fastest in F2 qualifying at Silverstone, but it was not until late on that they found frontrunning pace.

Kush Maini has been one of the surprises of the Formula 2 season, which he puts down to his Campos team and new place of residence