Formula 2 - Bahrain

The Bahrain F3 event brings high-speed racing action to the Bahrain International Circuit. This competition features the best young drivers in motorsport competing in identical Dallara F3 2025 chassis powered by Mecachrome 3.4L V6 engines. Fans can watch two races during the weekend: a Sprint Race and a Feature Race. The Bahrain International Circuit offers an ideal setting for F3 racing with its 5.412 km track featuring 15 challenging turns in a clockwise direction.

The circuit hosts nine teams including AIX Racing, ART Grand Prix, Campos Racing, DAMS Lucas Oil, Hitech TGR, MP Motorsport, Prema Racing, Rodin Motorsport, and Trident. All cars use Pirelli tires and run on Aramco's advanced sustainable fuel. The new F3 cars align closely with F2 and F1 standards in safety, systems, and performance.

Bahrain International Circuit opened in 2004 as the first Formula One venue in the Middle East. Hermann Tilke designed this world-class facility that cost $150 million to build. The circuit has six different track layouts, including a test oval and drag strip. Track officials spray adhesive on the surrounding sand to prevent it from blowing onto the racing surface.

Recent F3 races at Bahrain have produced memorable moments. Rafael Câmara set the qualifying lap record of 1:49.214, while Nikola Tsolov and Câmara claimed victories in the Sprint and Feature races. The Bahrain F3 event serves as an important showcase for future racing stars as they gain experience on this challenging circuit.

This F3 race weekend provides fans with close competition and a chance to see tomorrow's Formula 1 talent today. The Bahrain International Circuit's modern facilities and technical layout create perfect conditions for racing that tests driver skill and team strategy.