The Madrid round of Formula 2, concluded this Sunday (13), brought the championship leaders even closer. After the 11th double round of the year, Nikola Tsolov maintains the lead in the standings but sees Rafael Câmara and Gabriele Mini, his main rivals in the competition, even closer than before the category’s visit to the Spanish capital.
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Tsolov, who did not score points over the weekend, remains with 177 points, and saw his advantage drop to seven compared to Câmara, the runner-up with 170. Mini, with 153, is third, 24 points behind the Bulgarian. Alexander Dunne, with 139, is fourth, while Noel León, with 119, completes the list of the top five.
Dino Beganovic, the winner this Sunday, is sixth with 106, while Joshua Durksen appears seventh with 90 points. Kush Maini, with 88, is eighth, followed by Laurens van Hoepen, ninth with 72. The top ten group also includes Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak, with 71. Emmo Fittipaldi, fifth this morning, is 17th with 28 points.
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Formula 2 continues the 2026 season in two weeks with the Azerbaijan round, on the street circuit in Baku.
Check the F2 championship standings after the Madrid round:
1st – Nikola Tsolov – 177 points
2nd – Rafael Câmara – 170
3rd – Gabriele Mini – 153
4th – Alexander Dunne – 139
5th – Noel León – 119
6th – Dino Beganovic – 106
7th – Joshua Durksen – 90
8th – Kush Maini – 88
9th – Laurens van Hoepen – 72
10th – Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak – 71
11th – Martinius Stenshorne – 70
12th – Ritomo Miyata – 70
13th – John Bennett – 38
14th – Rafael Villagómez – 38
15th – Oliver Goethe – 37
16th – Sebastian Montoya – 28
17th – Emmo Fittipaldi – 28
18th – Roman Bilinski – 26
19th – Colton Herta – 26
20th – Nico Varrone – 15
21st – Mari Boya – 13
22nd – Cian Shields – 10
