Formula 2

Carlin is one of motorsport's most successful junior team operations, founded by Trevor Carlin in 1996. Based in Farnham, UK, the team has competed in numerous single-seater categories with remarkable success, including championships in F2, F3, Formula Renault, and IndyLights. Carlin has helped develop numerous Formula 1 drivers, including Sebastian Vettel, Daniel Ricciardo, Lando Norris, and Carlos Sainz. The team is known for its professional approach, engineering excellence, and driver development capabilities, making it a preferred choice for both young talents and their backers. In Formula 2, Carlin has established itself as a consistent frontrunner capable of challenging for race wins and championships.In 2023, New Zealand–based manufacturer Rodin Cars became the majority shareholder of Carlin Motorsport following investment from founder David Dicker in a deal that saw the team rebrand as Rodin Carlin.

DAMS (Driot-Arnoux Motorsport) is a French racing team with a prestigious history in junior formula racing, founded in 1988 by Jean-Paul Driot and former F1 driver René Arnoux. Based in Le Mans, France, DAMS has competed in numerous categories including F2, F3000, and GP2, winning multiple team and driver championships. The team has played a crucial role in developing F1 talent, including Romain Grosjean, Pierre Gasly, and Alex Albon. Following Jean-Paul Driot's passing in 2019, former F1 driver Charles Pic acquired the team in 2022, continuing its legacy. DAMS is known for its technical expertise, particularly in car setup and race strategy, making it one of Formula 2's most respected operations.

Invicta Racing traces its origins back to a title sponsorship deal inked by FIA Formula 2 Championship team Virtuosi Racing and watch company Invicta in 2023. Initially competing as Invicta Virtuosi Racing, the partnership yielded three victories for Jack Doohan in the 2023 Formula 2 season.In March 2025, Invicta completed acquisition of the Formula 2 squad and fully split from Virtuosi.

Campos Racing is a Spanish motorsport team founded by former Formula 1 driver Adrian Campos in 1997. Based in Valencia, Spain, the team has competed across multiple categories including Formula 2, Formula 3, and previously GP2 and GP3. Campos has a strong reputation for developing Spanish and Latin American driving talent, including Fernando Alonso early in his career. Following Adrian Campos' passing in 2021, his son Adrian Campos Jr. continues the team's legacy. The team is known for its passionate approach to racing, family atmosphere, and ability to achieve results despite typically operating with smaller budgets than some competitors. Campos Racing represents an important part of Spain's motorsport heritage and continues to provide opportunities for emerging drivers in Formula 2 and Formula 3.

MP Motorsport is a Dutch racing team founded in 1995 that has expanded from its national racing roots to become a significant presence across the junior formula ladder. Based in Westmaas, Netherlands, MP competes in Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula Regional, and Formula 4, achieving notable success including the 2022 Formula 2 teams' championship. The team has worked with drivers including Felipe Drugovich, Victor Martins, and Richard Verschoor. MP Motorsport is characterized by its pragmatic Dutch approach, combining efficient operations with technical innovation. The team has demonstrated particular strength in tire management and race strategy, often outperforming better-resourced rivals. With a comprehensive program spanning multiple categories, MP offers drivers a potential pathway from karting to the doorstep of Formula 1.

Hitech Grand Prix, now competing as Hitech Pulse-Eight, is a British motorsport team founded by Oliver Oakes in 2015 that has rapidly established itself across multiple racing categories. Based at Silverstone, UK, Hitech competes in Formula 2, Formula 3, F1 Academy, and previously in Asian F3 and Formula Regional championships. The team has worked with drivers including Liam Lawson, Jüri Vips, and Isack Hadjar. Hitech stands out for its rapid growth and expansion, backed by significant investment that has enabled it to build state-of-the-art facilities and attract top engineering talent. The team combines a data-driven technical approach with a dynamic, modern team culture. With ambitions that potentially extend to Formula 1 in the future, Hitech represents the new generation of professional motorsport operations with a comprehensive approach to multiple racing categories.

Prema Racing is an Italian motorsport powerhouse that has dominated junior formula categories for decades, founded by Angelo Rosin in 1983. Based in Grisignano di Zocco near Vicenza, Italy, Prema competes in Formula 2, Formula 3, Formula Regional, and Formula 4 with unprecedented success across all levels. The team has won multiple championships in F2 and F3/GP3, working with drivers who later reached Formula 1, including Charles Leclerc, Mick Schumacher, and Oscar Piastri. Backed by the Rosin family and with investment from Iron Lynx since 2022, Prema combines Italian racing passion with meticulous preparation and technical excellence. The team is recognized for its comprehensive approach to driver development, strong Ferrari connections, and ability to consistently produce championship-winning cars across different categories.

ART Grand Prix is a French motorsport team co-founded by Frédéric Vasseur (now Ferrari F1 Team Principal) and Nicolas Todt in 2005. Based in Villeneuve-la-Guyard, France, ART has established itself as one of the most successful teams in junior formula racing, competing in Formula 2 and Formula 3 with numerous championships in both series and their predecessors (GP2 and GP3). The team has helped develop many Formula 1 drivers, including Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg, Charles Leclerc, and George Russell. ART is known for its technical excellence, methodical approach, and strong connections to Formula 1 teams, particularly Mercedes. The team's professional environment and proven track record make it a preferred choice for promising young drivers with Formula 1 aspirations, consistently delivering competitive cars capable of fighting for championships.

Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR) is a Dutch motorsport team with a rich history in junior formula racing, founded by Frits van Amersfoort in 1975. Based in Zeewolde, Netherlands, VAR has built a strong reputation across European junior categories, including Formula Regional, Formula 4, and Formula 3, before joining Formula 2 in 2022. The team is renowned for its driver development program, having played a crucial role in the early careers of Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc, and Mick Schumacher. VAR combines a family-run atmosphere with professional operations and technical expertise. As a relatively new entry to Formula 2, the team is building its program with a methodical approach, focusing on steady improvement and development while drawing on its extensive experience in junior formula racing.

Trident is an Italian motorsport team founded by Maurizio Salvadori in 2006, competing in both Formula 2 and Formula 3 championships. Based in Milan, Italy, the team has established itself as a consistent presence in the Formula 1 feeder series, with particular strength in Formula 3 where it won the 2021 teams' championship. Trident has worked with numerous drivers who progressed to Formula 1, including Gianmaria Bruni and Stefano Coletti. The team is characterized by its distinctly Italian approach to racing, combining passion with technical expertise and a focus on driver development. While sometimes operating with more modest resources than some competitors, Trident has demonstrated an ability to achieve strong results through efficient operations and strategic excellence, particularly in the challenging mixed conditions often found in Formula 3 racing.