F2: Stenshorn will continue his career with Rodin Motorsport
Formula 2 team Rodin Motorsport has announced the name of its first driver for the 2026 season. It is McLaren’s junior programme member Martinius Stenshorn.
In 2025 the 19-year-old Norwegian competed in Formula 3, took two victories, stood on the podium five times and finished fifth in the drivers' standings. At the Baku round Martinius made his Formula 2 debut with Trident, failing to finish either race.
Martinius Stenshorn: “I’m very happy to join Rodin Motorsport in Formula 2 in 2026. It’s a big step forward in my career, and I’m grateful to the team for their belief in me and their support.
I can’t wait for the Abu Dhabi tests after the season ends. Next year I will give my all on track!”
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F2: Stenshorn will continue his career with Rodin Motorsport
Formula 2 team Rodin Motorsport announced the name of its first driver for the 2026 season. It was Martinius Stenshorne, a member of McLaren's junior program.