Kush Maini's Team Invicta Racing wins F2 Constructors' Championship

Kush Maini has become the first Indian to win an FIA Constructors’ World Championship, helping Invicta Racing secure the title at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Maini finished 13th in the drivers’ standings in his second Formula 2 season, contributing five podiums, including a race win in Hungary and consistently performing in key moments. Maini started the season with a pole position in Jeddah, setting up Invicta Racing’s campaign, which ended with a 34.5-point margin over Campos Racing, his former team. In Abu Dhabi, he qualified P6 and had competitive starts in both races. However, floor damage in the sprint race and a stalled pit stop in the feature race affected his final performance and potential points haul.

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'Not the year I wanted it to be given how we started, but still a lot of positives to take away including a Constructors Championship. Thank you to everyone at Invicta for a good run and wish them all the luck for the future. Looking forward to what’s next for me and raring to go for next year,' said Maini.

Maini Switches to DAMS Lucas Oil for the 2025 Season

DAMS Lucas Oil has announced Kush Maini as part of its driver lineup for the 2025 Formula 2 season, joining teammate Jak Crawford, whose contract extension was confirmed earlier.

Maini commented on his move to DAMS following the official announcement: ‘I’m thrilled to be joining a team with such a strong pedigree and history in Formula 2 like DAMS Lucas Oil. I feel like my story in this championship isn’t completed yet, and I know that this is the right crew to help me further my career.

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‘I’ve taken pole positions and won races, so now it’s all about consistently delivering over the course of a campaign. I can’t wait to get started this week with post-season testing alongside Jak, and to form an experienced team as we look to battle for the championship in 2025.’