PREMA Racing confirm Gabriele Minì for 2025 campaign

Gabriele Minì will step up to FIA Formula 2 in 2025 with PREMA Racing the Italian outfit have confirmed.
The Alpine Academy driver finished as runner-up in this seasons’ FIA F3 campaign, taking one win and four podiums across the season.
Minì has already driven in Formula 2 for PREMA, as he deputised for Oliver Bearman earlier in the year for Round 12 in Baku. He was able to secure a podium finish in the Sprint Race, ending up third on the rostrum.
Earlier in his career, Minì raced with PREMA in Italian Formula 4 back in 2021 before reuniting with the team in F3 in 2024 after two seasons away.
Speaking about his F2 promotion, Minì said he was happy to be remaining with the Italian team.
"Very happy to be joining PREMA in FIA F2 and to keep working together for another season. We showed excellent potential and speed throughout the whole year in Formula 3. After the great run at Baku, I hope we will keep working that way to try and fight at the front end of the championship again. I'm grateful for the opportunity and I want to thank All Road Management, Alpine, and everyone involved."
PREMA Team Principal Rene Rosin added: "We are thrilled to continue working with Gabriele. We always kept him in very high regard, and after getting back with him for FIA F3, we are already looking forward to making the next step together. Having an early start was a great opportunity for both, especially because we have maximized it with some impressive results. Preparations for the year ahead have already started and the early signs are definitely promising.”
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