The Bahrain International Circuit “The Middle East in the Middle East” concluded the official experiences of the Formula 2 and Formula 3 championships of the International Motor Federation, which started for three continuous days from Wednesday until Friday.
The experiments started between the first and second rounds of the 2025 season calendar for both championships, as their opening tour began in Melbourne Australia recently, and the two championships are preparing for their second tour, which is scheduled to lead the races supporting the Bahrain Grand Prix of Gulf Aviation Formula One, which will start from 11 to 13 April.
In the morning session of the Formula 2 Championship, John Bennett, the driver of Van Amirfurt Rising, achieved the fastest taller time and 47,228 seconds, followed by his teammate Rafael Vlagomez by a slight difference of 0.271 seconds, while the AIX Sian Shields team (+0.522 seconds) and Joshu Dorxen (+0.534 seconds), in the third and fourth places respectively. Oliver Goa, the MP Motorsport driver, completed the first five places, 0.651 seconds from the leader.
Then Richard Versur put the MP team at the top of the schedule of times in the evening session, which was held under the spotlight, achieving the fastest time of a minute and 43,273 seconds, followed by Durkson by 0.121 seconds, while Sami Megitonv, the Trident driver, came in third place by 0.425 seconds. Goethe (+0.718 seconds) and Chalds (+0.763 seconds) completed their great performance today in the fourth and fifth places in a row. Meanwhile, Traidnet, Rafael Camara, recorded the fastest time among Formula 3 drivers in the morning and evening session.
Camara recorded the fastest time in the morning session, a minute and 48.252 seconds, was only 0.086 seconds late for Tim Trams, the MB Motorsport driver, while Toka Tabonen, the RT Grand Bryx driver, came third by 0.154 seconds. Alessandro Giositi, MB driver, followed him in fourth place
A difference of 0.157 seconds from the leader, and Noah Strometer, the Terident driver, joined them, among the five best drivers, 0.176 seconds.
Then Camara recorded the fastest time of a roll with a time of 1.48.673 minutes to lead the evening session, followed by Calum Fawazan, Rodin Motorsport driver (0.690 seconds) and Luis Sharp (0.818 seconds) in the first three places. Charlie Wars, Trident driver, ranked fourth by 1.020 seconds, and Roman Bellinski put the three Rodin cars in the first five places, recording the best time 1.231 seconds from Camara.
Those wishing to attend the Formula 1 race – Bahrain Grand Prize for Gulf Aviation 2025 can buy their tickets through the sales centers of the Bahrain International Circuit, which is located in the Bahrain City Center complex or through the website of the Bahrain International Circuit www.bahraingp.com, which also includes more ticket purchase services and various circuit shows or connecting to the hotline 17450000.
