Joshua Durksen won on Sunday (6) the main race of the tenth round of the 2026 Formula 2 season, held at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, in Italy. The Paraguayan from Invicta Racing fought a duel with Rafael Câmara, his teammate, and held off the Brazilian in the final laps to triumph for the second time in the weekend.
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Câmara, who started from pole position, finished in second place, just four tenths behind Durksen, completing a one-two for Invicta. Noel León, with Campos Racing, completed the podium in third place. John Bennett took Trident to fourth place, followed by Ritomo Miyata, fifth with Hitech.
Alexander Dunne, with Rodin Motorsport, finished the race in sixth place, ahead of Nikola Tsolov, seventh with a Campos Racing car. Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak was eighth with ART Grand Prix, while Oliver Goethe, from MP Motorsport, was ninth. Nico Varrone, from Van Amersfoort, was tenth. Emmo Fittipaldi finished in 20th position with AIX Racing.
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The race had only one neutralization during the 30 laps at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza. American Colton Herta got stuck in the gravel on lap 12, causing the Safety Car to be deployed. The Hitech driver went straight on trying to negotiate the Parabolica.
Formula 2 continues the 2026 season next weekend, when the Madrid round will be held in Spain.
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