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The ninth season of the FIA Formula 2 Championship sees 22 of the world’s best young racing drivers take to the track across 14 rounds, supporting the Formula 1 World Championship.
Stay up to date with where Invicta Racing, Leonardo Fornaroli and Roman Stanek rank in both championship tables across the season.
F2 STANDINGS 2025: TEAMS' CHAMPIONSHIP
Reigning F2 champions Invicta Racing currently sit fifth in the teams’ standings.
1 Campos Racing 146
2 MP Motorsport 126
3 Hitech TGR 114
4 DAMS Lucas Oil 109
5 Invicta Racing 109
6 Rodin Motorsport 92
7 Prema Racing 74
8 ART Grand Prix 55
9 AIX Racing 19
10 Van Amersfoort Racing 10
11 Trident 2
F2 STANDINGS 2025: DRIVERS' CHAMPIONSHIP
Italian driver Leonardo Fornaroli is currently fourth in the Formula 2 drivers' standings, with four podium finishes and two pole positions in Bahrain and Spielberg the highlights of his season so far.
Team-mate Roman Stanek currently occupies 11th position, with the Czech racer taking his first podium of the season during the Sprint Race in Spielberg.
1 Richard Verschoor 114
2 Alex Dunne 90
3 Jak Crawford 88
4 Leonardo Fornaroli 86
5 Luke Browning 83
6 Arvid Lindblad 79
7 Josep Maria Martí 67
8 Sebastian Montoya 53
9 Victor Martins 49
10 Dino Beganovic 31
11 Roman Stanek 23
12 Kush Maini 21
13 Gabriele Mini 21
14 Joshua Dürksen 19
15 Oliver Goethe 12
16 Rafael Villagomez 10
17 Ritomo Miyata 6
18 Amaury Cordeel 2
19 Sami Meguetounif 2
20 Max Esterson 0
21 Cian Shields 0
22 John Bennett 0
F2 CALENDAR AND RESULTS 2025
The fight for the 2025 FIA Formula 2 Championship sees the teams and drivers travel to iconic racetracks around the world, spanning Europe, the Middle East and Australia.
Invicta Racing will be looking to continue building upon its successful 2024 campaign, in which the team claimed both the Teams’ and Drivers’ championships.
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Melbourne 14-16 March |
Sprint Race: 2. Leonardo Fornaroli 5. Roman Stanek
Feature Race: Cancelled |
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Bahrain 11-13 April |
Sprint Race: 8. Leonardo Fornaroli 15. Roman Stanek
Feature Race: 3. Leonardo Fornaroli 17. Roman Stanek |
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Saudi Arabia 18-20 April |
Sprint Race: 5. Roman Stanek 7. Leonardo Fornaroli
Feature Race: 4. Leonardo Fornaroli 12. Roman Stanek |
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Imola 16-18 May
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Sprint Race: 7. Leonardo Fornaroli 8. Roman Stanek
Feature Race: 5. Leonardo Fornaroli 17. Roman Stanek
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Monaco 22-25 May
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Sprint Race: 7. Leonardo Fornaroli 11. Roman Stanek
Feature Race: 2. Leonardo Fornaroli 7. Roman Stanek
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Barcelona 30 May-1 June |
Sprint Race: 7. Leonardo Fornaroli 17. Roman Stanek
Feature Race: 11. Roman Stanek DNF. Leonardo Fornaroli
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Austria 27-29 June
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Sprint Race: 3. Roman Stanek DNF. Leonardo Fornaroli
Feature Race: 2. Leonardo Fornaroli 8. Roman Stanek
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Great Britain 4-6 July
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Belgium 25-27 July
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Hungary 1-3 August
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Italy 5-7 September
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Azerbaijan 19-21 September
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Qatar 28-30 November
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Abu Dhabi 5-7 December |
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FAQS:
Q: How are the F2 standings calculated?
A: With several ways to score points during a Formula 2 weekend, the maximum number of points that can potentially be scored is 39. Here’s how drivers can score those points:
Qualifying – the first points of the weekend are allocated on Friday, with two points awarded for pole position.
Sprint Race – the top eight classified drivers are awarded points on a scale of 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1. An additional point is awarded to the driver with the fastest lap if they finish in the top 10.
Feature Race – the largest number of points are given out on a Sunday, where the top 10 finishers will score points on a scale of 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1. Once again, an additional point is awarded to the driver with the fastest lap if they finish in the top 10.
Q: When is the next Formula 2 race?
A: The next F2 race will take place in Silverstone, Great Britain on 4-6 July.
Want to know more about Formula 2? Check out our comprehensive championship guide.
