Invicta Racing sign Joshua Duerksen for the 2026 Formula 2 season

Invicta Racing have announced that Joshua Duerksen will be racing for the team in the 2026 Formula 2 season.
Duerksen is set to return for a third season in the Championship, having achieved two victories and four podiums in his rookie campaign in 2024, finishing 10th in the Standings with 87 points.
So far through the first 12 rounds of his second year in F2, Duerksen has one win and five podiums in total.
Prior to his stint in Formula 2, finished second in the 2019 Formula 4 UAE Championship, and sixth in the 2020 ADAC F4 and 2021 Italian F4 seasons.
The Paraguayan driver is now set to return for a third campaign in F2, and at the announcement, expressed his delight to be doing so with the reigning Teams’ Champions.
“I’m incredibly proud to be representing Invicta Racing and Paraguay for the 2026 Formula 2 season,” said Duerksen. “The team has shown over several years that it’s one of the very best in the championship, and I’m excited to seize this huge opportunity.
“I’ve learned a lot during my time in F2 so far, and I feel ready to fight at the very front every weekend and to show what Paraguay is capable of. I’m really looking forward to starting work with everyone in the team, and I’m confident that we can achieve great things together next year.”
Invicta Racing Team Principal James Robinson also added: “Joshua has been one of the standout performers in Formula 2 over the past couple of seasons and we’re very excited to welcome him to Invicta Racing for 2026. He’s a proven race winner with not only the speed, but the mindset to fight at the sharp end of the grid. Joshua’s ability to extract performance under pressure and his commitment to constant improvement have immediately impressed us, and I’m confident that we will deliver some strong results together next year.”
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