Rafael Vaessen discusses representing Singapore, the legacy he hopes to leave, and the person he wants to become beyond racing.

Racing up the ladder | “I will be driving for Singapore” — Rafael Vaessen on representation, legacy, and no regrets

For Rafael Vaessen, racing under the Singaporean flag carries meaning beyond the result sheet. Singapore is known globally for its Formula 1 Grand Prix, but Singaporean drivers remain far less represented on the international stage. For Vaessen, that makes his own place in motorsport feel more distinct. Although he also has Dutch heritage, he sees…

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Beganovic reflects on his 2026 F2 season, lessons from Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, and his push to return stronger

Dino Beganovic reflects on mixed 2026 F2 campaign and lessons from Hamilton and Leclerc

Dino Beganovic has experienced a season of both promise and frustration during his 2026 Formula 2 (F2) campaign with DAMS Lucas Oil. The Swede has repeatedly shown front-running pace, including pole position at the opening round in Melbourne and podium finishes in Miami and Monaco. However, mechanical issues and difficult weekends have prevented him from…

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Rafael Vaessen discusses mental resilience, learning to reset after setbacks, and the family support that keeps him grounded.

Racing up the ladder | “You have to be realistic” — Rafael Vaessen on long-term goals and building a career in motorsport

For Rafael Vaessen, the long-term dream remains clear. Like many young drivers, he sees Formula 1 as the ultimate goal. However, his view of his future career in motorsport is also shaped by realism. As he continues to develop in cars, Vaessen is already thinking about what it means to build a sustainable career in…

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Colombian F2 driver Montoya celebrates his roots with a Maluma-inspired helmet, World Cup racewear and a tribute to his father

Montoya celebrates Colombian identity with Maluma helmet and World Cup-inspired race suit

Sebastián Montoya has brought his Colombian roots to the forefront with a special race weekend look, combining a Maluma-inspired helmet with racewear celebrating Colombia’s football identity. The Formula 2 driver worked with the Colombian artist on a helmet linked to his new album Loco X Volver, while also incorporating references to his father Juan Pablo…

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2026 F2 Latin American drivers

Villagómez, Varrone and León discuss the growing Latin American driver representation in F2

Latin American representation has continued to grow in Formula 2 (F2), showcasing the expanding opportunities available to drivers from the region. Seven of the 22 drivers on the 2026 F2 grid represent Latin American nations, including Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Paraguay. Their growing presence has also translated into success on track, with Joshua Dürksen,…

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Minì reflects on Italy’s motorsport success as he, Kimi Antonelli and Marco Bezzecchi lead their respective championships

Minì on Italy’s motorsport momentum – “Everyone wants to keep it that way”

Gabriele Minì is on of the leading figures of Italy’s strong period of motorsport success across several major international championships. The Italian arrived at the Spielberg round at the top of the Formula 2 standings, while Kimi Antonelli and Marco Bezzecchi also led their respective championships in Formula 1 and MotoGP at that time. Leonardo…

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Câmara reflects on his 2026 F2 championship challenge, Invicta partnership, Ferrari opportunity and Formula 1 ambitions.

Câmara reflects on F2 championship mindset, Ferrari opportunity and Formula 1 ambitions

Rafael Câmara has paired strong one-lap speed with regular podium finishes during his first Formula 2 (F2) campaign, placing himself firmly in the championship fight with Invicta Racing. The Brazilian secured five podiums across the opening nine rounds, including Feature Race victories in Barcelona and Spa-Francorchamps, while also claiming four pole positions. However, Câmara’s season…

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