F2: Arvid Lindbland takes maiden F2 victory after time penalty for Verschoor

Lindblad reflects on Saudi Arabian GP sprint after becoming the youngest race winner in F2

With a great Sprint Race under his belt at the 2025 Saudi Arabian GP, Campos Racing's Arvid Lindblad made history by being the youngest ever F2 race winner. The 17-year-old driver finished P2 in the race but was quickly promoted to P1 after Richard Verschoor's 5-second penalty. Good weeken

F2: Arvid Lindbland takes maiden F2 victory after time penalty for Verschoor

Although MP Motorsport driver Richard Verschoor crossed the finish line first, a five-second time penalty for the Dutchman saw Red Bull-backed Arvid Lindblad take his maiden Formula 2 victory in the sprint race at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.

Lindblad Claims Maiden F2 Victory Following Verschoor’s Penalty In Jeddah

Arvid Lindblad became the youngest winner in Formula 2 history after claiming the Jeddah Sprint Race win, leading his Campos Racing teammate Josep María Martí across the line.The Briton crossed the line P2 but was promoted to the top spot after Richard Verschoor, who crossed the line in P1, was given a five-second penalty for forcing another driver off the track.This dropped the MP Motorsport driver in P4, giving Campos Racing their first one-tw…

Lindblad Claims Maiden F2 Sprint Race Victory Following Verschoor’s Penalty In Jeddah – Racing News, Motorsports News, and Motorsports Industry News

Arvid Lindblad became the youngest winner in Formula 2 history after claiming the Jeddah Sprint Race win, leading his Campos Racing teammate Josep María Martí across the line. The Briton crossed the line P2 but was promoted to the top spot after Richard Verschoor, who crossed the line in P1, was given a five-second penalty for forcing another driver off the track. This dropped the MP Motorsport driver in P4, giving Campos Racing their first one-…

Lindblad becomes F2’s youngest winner after Verschoor penalty: ‘Not the way I want to win’

Arvid Lindblad won the Jeddah Formula 2 sprint race at just 17 years, 8 months and 11 days of age, beating Théo Pourchaire’s previous record for being the youngest F2 winner by 21 days. The victory came after Richard Verschoor, who had led the entirety of a race, was dropped to fourth by a penalty for forcing another driver off track.  By Calla Kra-Caskey Verschoor started from sprint pole ahead of Gabriele Minì and Pepe Martí after 10th-place q…