2025 F2 Season Preview

With the 2025 F2 season set to get underway, here is a guide to everything that you need to know ahead of the new campaign.

This season will see a host of driver changes as teams continue to grapple with the new-generation car in its second season under current technical regulations, which sets up a potentially exciting season as rookies look to spring surprises whilst experienced drivers seek to mount a title challenge.

Now here is a guide to everything that you need to know about the 2025 F2 season.

Teams and Drivers

Driver Changes

• Reigning champion, Gabriel Bortoleto has graduated to F1 with Sauber and his seat at Invicta has been taken by his F3 title successor, Leonardo Fornaroli.
• Roman Stanek has switched from Trident to Invicta following his mid-season departure from the Italian team last season.
• Arvid Lindblad has graduated from F3 into F2 and switched from PREMA to Campos.
• Luke Browning and Dino Beganovic have joined Hitech GP after the pair drove for ART GP and DAMS as late-season replacements last year.
• PREMA’s Oliver Bearman and Andrea Kimi Antonelli both graduated to F1 and have been replaced by Sebastian Montoya and Gabriele Mini, as the latter pair graduate from F3.
• Kush Maini left Invicta to join DAMS at the end of last season.
• Ritomo Miyata has switched from Rodin to ART GP for his second season in the category.
• Rodin is fielding an all-new line-up as Alex Dunne graduated from F3, whilst Amaury Cordeel is a late pre-season replacement following Christian Mansell’s withdrawal.
• Cian Shields has joined AIX Racing for a full campaign after he previously replaced Niels Koolen at end of last season for the final two rounds.
• Max Esterson has joined Trident full-time after he replaced Richard Verschoor in the final two rounds last season, and will partner Sami Meguetounif who has graduated from F3 into the series.
• John Bennett will race for Van Amersfoort Racing full time after he replaced Enzo Fittipaldi at the final two rounds of last season.

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