The 2025 F2 Season Failed its Job

The 2025 Formula 2 season was entertaining, chaotic, and dramatic — but also one of the most pointless seasons in recent memory when it comes to F1 promotion. Despite close racing, a tight early title fight, and Alex Dunne crashing into half the grid, F2 failed its core purpose as an F1 feeder series. Only one F2 driver will be on the 2026 F1 grid… and it wasn’t even the champion, Leonardo Fornaroli.

This video breaks down how Fornaroli dominated the season with unmatched consistency, why Arvid Lindblad got the F1 seat instead, and why F2 results seem to matter less and less in modern Formula 1. From academy politics to team priorities, we explore why the F2 champion finds himself without a path to F1, how McLaren’s development program factors in, and why the feeder system is shifting away from pure merit.

Is F2 becoming nothing more than a super license farm? Has the value of a championship completely collapsed? Or is this just a temporary trend? Let’s dive deep into the 2025 F2 season, the Fornaroli vs. Lindblad situation, and the growing disconnect between junior success and F1 opportunity.

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