Joshua Duerksen (Invicta Racing) won the 2026 FIA Formula 2 Feature Race at Monza, completing a rare weekend sweep after also winning Saturday’s Sprint. Teammate Rafael Câmara finished second for an Invicta 1–2; Noel León (Campos Racing) took third.
How it was won
Câmara started on pole with Duerksen alongside. The Paraguayan seized an early lead after Câmara cut across the first chicane, and the Invicta pair traded the lead multiple times before the mandatory pit window. Duerksen stopped first; when Câmara pitted, he rejoined behind his teammate.
A mid-race Safety Car (Colton Herta in the gravel at Parabolica) bunched the field. Duerksen nailed the restart and controlled the second half. Câmara closed to roughly 0.3s into Parabolica on the final lap but could not pass. Official F2 reporting lists Duerksen’s Feature win as his eighth in the category (record-equalling with Drugovich, de Vries, and Markelov) and his fourth of 2026.
Results snapshot (top 10)
| Pos | Driver | Team |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Joshua Duerksen | Invicta Racing |
| 2 | Rafael Câmara | Invicta Racing |
| 3 | Noel León | Campos Racing |
| 4 | John Bennett | Trident |
| 5 | Ritomo Miyata | Hitech |
| 6 | Alexander Dunne | Rodin Motorsport |
| 7 | Nikola Tsolov | Campos Racing |
| 8 | Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak | ART Grand Prix |
| 9 | Oliver Goethe | MP Motorsport |
| 10 | Nicolas Varrone | Van Amersfoort Racing |
Championship note (official F2): After Monza, Nikola Tsolov led on 177 points; Câmara moved to second on 166 (−11); Gabriele Minì third on 147. Teams: Campos 291, Invicta 244.
Purse
Not published in official F2 sources reviewed; omitted.
History & significance
Monza remains a signature high-speed stop on the F2 calendar. A home-weekend Invicta lockout plus Duerksen’s Sprint + Feature double made Round Monza one of the clearest team/driver statements of the 2026 season.
What’s next
FIA Formula 2 continues to Madrid / Madring, September 11–13, 2026, alongside Formula 1.