Lindblad on his braking behaviour with his Campos Racing Car in F2
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“I’d say though I am probably more entry and braking focused than exit.” — Lindblad’s cornering mindset with Campos Racing in F2

Campos Racing’s Arvid Lindblad rose quickly through the ladder and adapted to F3, F2 and even F1 hardware. He chased balance, not a one-size setup. A sharp front and a calm rear unlocked pace. Before each run, he mapped where the time lived—on the brakes, at the apex or on the exit. Silverstone’s first sequence…

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Hitech TGR's Dino Beganovic after his maiden win in the F2 2025 season, Baku Round
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Beganovic spoke of passion for golf and Ferarri simulator work with two rounds left of the 2025 F2 season

With only two races left in the F2 Championship, Dino Beganovic had quite the season in 2025, earning his maiden win with Hitech. While waiting and preparing for the next round, in Qatar, at the Lusail International Circuit, the Swede went over his favourite hobby. Seeing as Beganovic is part of the Ferrari Driver Academy,…

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Ritomo Miyata on his second season so far in F2 together with ART Grand Prix
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“I know that at some point, those results will come” – Miyata on challenges and progress in F2 together with ART Grand Prix

Ritomo Miyata entered his second F2 season in 2025 with ART Grand Prix and showed clear progress. The Japanese driver built on lessons from his rookie year and claimed a breakthrough podium at Spa. Across the season, he displayed stronger pace and growing confidence. Familiarity with the circuits and closer teamwork allowed him to focus…

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Roman Staněk reflects on his 2025 F2 season, admitting a slow start before finding confidence and “loving life” at Invicta Racing
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Staněk enjoying life at Invicta Racing after slow start to 2025 F2 campaign

Roman Staněk is enjoying his best season yet in F2, attributing his success to a few key changes, especially the move to Invicta Racing in 2025. In contrast to his previous two years with Trident, where he collected just 29 points combined across 2023 and 2024, his move to Invicta Racing has completely transformed his…

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Stenshorne reflects on Baku debut as he prepares for full-time F2 jump in 2026

Martinius Stenshorne faced one of the toughest tests Formula 2 could offer, making his debut on the unforgiving streets of Baku. The Norwegian handled it with maturity beyond his years, qualifying inside the top 10 and lining up P8 for his first race at this level. Technical problems and race-ending contact meant the points slipped…

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Rodin Motorsport announce Martinius Stenshorne as their first signing for the 2026 FIA F2 season.
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Martinius Stenshorne joins Rodin Motorsport for full-time F2 campaign in 2026

Rodin Motorsport have confirmed that 19 year-old Norwegian Martinius Stenshorne will join the team for his rookie F2 season in 2026. Having made his F2 debut last weekend in Baku, Stenshorne impressed during Qualifying but ultimately endured a disappointing first weekend that ended with retirements from both races. Strong second F3 campaign with Hitech After…

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Lindblad's Baku comeback saw him rise from a challenging starting grid position of P14 to secure sixth place in Sunday's Feature Race.
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Lindblad secures points with impressive F2 Baku comeback

Campos Racing F2 driver Arvid Lindblad delivered an impressive comeback performance in Baku. He transformed what appeared to be a difficult weekend into a points-scoring success. Lindblad’s Baku comeback saw him rise from a challenging starting grid position of P14, after qualifying P17, to secure sixth place in Sunday’s Feature Race. The weekend had looked…

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Formula 3 launches €1M prize fund to boost young driver development
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Formula 3 launches €1M prize fund to boost young driver development

Formula 3 has introduced a new one-million-euro prize fund for its top five drivers, as of the 2025 season. Under the scheme, the champion receives €300,000, with second and third place awarded €250,000 and €200,000 respectively. The fourth- and fifth-placed finishers claim €150,000 and €100,000 respectively. To qualify, drivers must progress to Formula 2 the…

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