Noel León will continue his career in Formula 2.

      Campos Racing, competing in Formula 2, has announced Nikola Tsolov’s teammate for 2026. It is Mexican driver Noel Leon, who will make his debut in the junior series after two seasons in Formula 3.

      Over two years in F3, Leon stood on the podium six times and set two fastest laps. His best season result was tenth in the drivers’ standings in 2024. In the recently concluded season he finished seventeenth.

      Noel Leon: “It is a great honor for me to take the next step in my career and join Campos Racing in Formula 2. I am sincerely grateful to the team for their trust and to the sponsors for their support, which made my dream come true.

      Campos is a team with a rich history and experience, and I am determined to learn from them and to do the very best I can in this new chapter of my career.”

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