FIA Formula 2

Following the conclusion of FIA Formula 2 Qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps, several drivers have been handed penalties. Firstly, Noel León has had all his times deleted from Qualifying for breaching Article 33.5 of the FIA Formula 2 Sporting Regulations. Early in Qualifying, the Campos Racing driver spun into a stop at Turn 5 which brought out the Red Flags. After the session, the Stewards heard from both the driver and a team representative and also examined available video evidence.

All the information you need to know to keep up with every session from Round 8 of the 2026 FIA Formula 2 season at Spa-Francorchamps Spa-Francorchamps is the venue for Round 8 of the 2026 FIA Formula 2 season, and the host of the first of two race weekends before the summer break. The Belgian venue is a favourite for many drivers and here is how you can keep an eye on them and all the action this weekend.

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After sweeping the weekend at Silverstone, Adrian Campos was full of praise for his driver Nikola Tsolov, believing that the Bulgarian’s name should be in the conversation for a promotion to Formula 1. Tsolov achieved what no other driver has done in FIA Formula 2 history, taking three-consecutive race wins after doubling up at the British circuit, a venue Campos says the team did not expect to be competitive at.

The British summer brings glorious sunshine and Silverstone brings the action as the title fight takes another twist in this thrilling FIA Formula 2 campaign. Chasing the Dream cameras are with the hopefuls for Round 7, each aiming to make their case for the 2026 crown. Alexander Dunne, Rafael Câmara, Nikola Tsolov and Gabriele Minì all staking early claims as serious forces, and each know a strong result can make the difference.

It was a tricky weekend at Silverstone for Gabriele Minì as he finally relinquished his hold on the lead of the Drivers’ Championship leaving Round 7. The Italian lost out to title rival Nikola Tsolov on the final lap of the Sprint Race, and had to execute a race of damage limitation on Sunday as the Bulgarian took another win to transform the title fight.

Three podiums in four races continued Rafael Villagómez's impressive recent form as he added to his 2026 tally around Silverstone at the weekend. The Mexican is in a purple patch along with the Van Amersfoort Racing team, as they have rocketed up from P22 to P10 in the Drivers' Championship in the space of two rounds.

Nikola Tsolov was in a class of one across the Sprint and Feature Races, as the Campos Racing driver became the first to achieve three victories in a row in FIA Formula 2. The Red Bull Junior Team driver was lost for words when he returned to the paddock and asked to assess his day, paying tribute to his team for their hard work so far in 2026. "I feel over the moon. There's no words that I can describe the feeling. As a team we worked so well. We're truly a family.

FIA Formula 2: Welcome everyone to today's FIA Formula 2 press conference following today's feature race here at Silverstone. Joining us P3 from VAR, it's Rafael Villagomez. In second place from ART, it's Kush Maini, and from Campos, capturing his sixth career F2 win, it's Nikola Tsolov. Nikola, congratulations. The first driver to take three race wins in a row, doing the double here at Silverstone. How does that feel? Nikola Tsolov: I just, yeah, I'm over the moon.