Formula 2 had a supersized Baku race weekend, consisting of three races and two qualifying sessions. This brought a lot of drama and the championship picture changed rapidly over the weekend.

The FIA Formula 2 championship have announced that Round 12 of the 2026 season will have an additional Qualifying session and Feature Race.

Dino Beganovic takes pole position for the first ever F2 weekend in Madrid. He leads Alex Dunne and Rafael Camara from the front of the grid.

Invicta Racing’s Joshua Durksen drove spectacularly as he went from P7 to P1 in the Monza sprint race.

Câmara claims his 5th pole position of the season ahead of Invicta teammate Dürksen and Dunne.

The Formula 2 Championship will return this weekend following a month long break since the Hungarian race. There are five rounds remaining as the drivers will be heading to Monza, Madrid, Baku, Qatar and Abu Dhabi to close the 2026 F2 season.

As the Formula 2 season has only five rounds remaining to crown a new champion, I thought we should take a look back at the previous winners of the series and see how they have progressed since they competed in the series.