Formula 2 has revealed its next-generation car that the series will compete with from next year.
The series says the new car, which will be raced in the 2024, 2025 and 2026 seasons, is as close to an F1 car as possible in terms of safety and accessibility.
The car completed a successful shakedown in July in Varano, with former F2 driver Tatiana Calderon at the wheel. The car will continue to run on 55% bio-sourced sustainable fuel in 2024, but can accommodate the synthetic sustainable fuel that will be introduced in 2025. "It has been designed also to fit all types of drivers, taking into account FIA's consideration regarding the steering effort. This is obviously key to making our sport more inclusive, by enhancing our car's driveability and comfort.
FIA Deputy President for Sport, Robert Reid, said:"The launch of this next generation of FIA Formula 2 car marks the start of an exciting new chapter for the championship.
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