It’s time for F2 2026 and this season the entrants span from rookies who have barely set foot in an F2 car before (or even an F3 car) to those who have already had a whole career and won championships. They all, however, have one thing in common: F1 hopes and dreams (which let’s be honest, statistically speaking, are probably going to crumble around them at some point). Happy racing! And don’t forget to choose your new favourite driver using the handy flowchart…
F1 2026 car launch season was even weirder than usual as the big regulation changes means that no one really wants anyone to see their car at all. However since no one has yet designed a big, FIA-compliant, aerodynamic box to fix around the outside of the car, preventing outsiders from looking on, the teams instead opted for launching things that looked like it might be their new car, painted with something that would probably be the livery, at least at the start of the season…
It’s been so long since the last F2 round that I barely recognise who anyone is anymore. Wait some of these drivers really weren’t here earlier in the year. At this point Qatar may as well be the start of a whole new season, a season where Leo Fornaroli gets to start nearly 200 points ahead of Cian Shields. Unlucky Cian.
Yes, this is an F2 2024 season preview split by how confusing I find the team names. No you don’t have to read it, I have made a flowchart instead…
Who is everybody? Choose your new favourite F2 driver with this handy flowchart and then learn how to spot them using this preview guide split by car livery…
WEC is great because it’s lots of smaller races all rolled into one big race. Cars race at the absolute limit for hours and often still finish within fractions of a second of each other. There’s always something interesting going on, be it great racing or a tricky pit stop strategy. You can indulge yourself by sitting back for full day of racing, or just stick on the radio and have a lovely fast car background to your day. True happiness.
Who is everybody? Choose your new favourite F2 driver with this handy flowchart and then learn how to spot them using this preview guide split by car livery…
The start of the new F2 season is just around the corner, with more than half of last year’s field returning to fight for their F1 dreams, but what about the rest?
What’s new in 2020, aside from the fact that there might not actually be any races? Let’s just brush that under the carpet for now.
Anyway, there’s sooooooooo much talent this season it’s too hard to call who will win the championship, or even who will fight for it. Here’s my vague stab in the dark…
If you believed everything you read in the news section of the F2 website, you’d think the F2 championship was a one-horse race for Nyck de Vries or Mick Schumacher, depending on whether you believe in experience or legend…
