Invicta Racing and Eurol join forces in a technical F2 partnership

This season, Italian driver Leonardo Fornaroli and Czech driver Roman Stanek compete for Invicta Racing, which is currently leading both the drivers’ and teams’ standings. Last year, the team managed to secure both titles.

We supply the team with advanced lubricants and greases, developed with the unique SYNGIS Technology. In international motorsport, this technology has proven its value by lowering operating temperatures, increasing power, and reducing wear. In Formula 2, this translates into greater efficiency and reliability – crucial factors in a highly competitive spec series.

From round 11 of the 2025 season in Monza (5–7 September), the Eurol logo will appear on Invicta Racing’s car, marking the start of this partnership on the track.

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James Robinson, CEO and Team Principal, Invicta Racing:
“We are delighted to welcome Eurol Lubricants as Technical Partner. Their proven expertise in high-quality lubrication solutions across various motorsport series aligns perfectly with the demands of Formula 2. Eurol’s focus on performance, innovation, and reliability seamlessly fits our drive for excellence on and off the track. Together, we are confident this partnership will strengthen our performance and fuel our ambitions in the F2 season.”

Martijn Pfeiffer, CEO, Eurol:
“We are proud of the collaboration with Invicta Racing. This strategic partnership underlines our commitment to excel in performance and innovation. The joint goal is to achieve world-class performance by pushing the boundaries of technological lubrication in Formula 2. We look forward to raising on-track performance to the next level and seeing the results of our joint efforts.”

Sebastiaan Nieland, Innovation Manager, Eurol:
“As Formula 2 is a spec series, lubricants are among the few performance differentiators beyond the drivers’ control. Together with Invicta Racing, we will further develop our next-generation SYNGIS Technology to prove its value on the track. Our aim is to provide the team with a clear advantage in both reliability and outright speed.”

Based in Attleborough, UK, Invicta Racing has built an impressive track record in junior single-seater racing since its founding in 2012. In six of the past eight years, the team finished in the top three of the FIA Formula 2 Drivers’ Championship, and since the series began in 2017, it has been among the most successful teams. In 2024, Invicta Racing claimed the FIA Formula 2 Teams’ Championship, with Gabriel Bortoleto securing the Drivers’ title and moving up to Formula 1 with Sauber. With other recent F1 graduates, including Zhou Guanyu (Sauber) and Jack Doohan (Alpine), the team plays a key role in developing the next generation of racing talent.

For 2025, Invicta Racing has signed Italian star and reigning FIA Formula 3 Champion Leonardo Fornaroli, along with Czech Formula 2 race winner Roman Staněk. Beyond its drivers, Invicta Racing is home to some of the best technical talent in global motorsport, many of whom started their careers with the team. Invicta Racing is owned by the Invicta Watch Group, one of the world’s largest watch companies, which also owns other brands such as Technomarine, S. Coifman, and Glycine. Far from being a purely branding initiative, Invicta’s innovative and disruptive approach is reflected throughout the team, driving performance and progress both on and off the track.