On Saturday, Kush Maini scripted on Saturday in Indian motoring on Saturday and became the first Indian driver to win Formula 2 on the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix. The 24-year victory in the Sprint race with the command of the Lucas Oil light-top light, sent a strong Paddock news and pleased the fans back home.
Among the first to congratulate Maini was the business tycoon Anand Mahindra, who took social media to praise success. “You are standing tall, @kmainioficial and the country stands with you,” Mahindra wrote.
“Kush Maini makes history as 1.
Sprint win from the pole with a reverse grid
Maini launched Sprint Race from the Item field with kind permission of the Formula 2 reverse network rule that overturned the first ten qualifiers to Saturday’s event. After originally qualified 10. Place for a feature race, a competitor born in Bengalur took an opportunity with a flawless ride on the notoriously unforgivable streets of Monte Carlo.
Since the lights went out, the Maini remained under pressure and prevented its lead to clinical accuracy of 30 exhausting wheels. The close limit of the circuit where overtaking is rare, left no room for a mistake-the Maini met with the forehead to claim the milestone victory.
Emotional triumph
When he spoke after the race, he visibly the emotional Maini described the victory as a “dream come true” and thanked his team and supporters.
“We still believed and paid off,” he said on stage when the Indian national anthem rang after Monaco.
Now in its second whole season in Formula 2, Maini has sought a breakthrough in what was a challenging campaign of 2025. Saturday’s result is a turning point and comes at a critical moment because it aims to build consistency and score points in the races before us.
Support from Indian supporters of motoring sport
Among those who celebrated the victory were Gautam Singhania, who was present on the circuit and after the race he met Maini in the Pit lane. Singhania’s JK Racing and TVs Racing has long supported young drivers and played a key role in their development through junior categories of international races.
Maini’s progress currently serves as a reserve driver for the BWT Alpine F1 team and proceeds in Indian motoring. His victory in Monaco not only increases his shares, but also increases the hope of Formula 1 in the future.
Focus on the transition to Barcelona
Maini will now turn his attention to a Sunday feature race, where he will start from 10. With the move on his side, he will strive to provide another powerful performance before Paddock moves to Barcelona next weekend.
No matter what lies before us, the victory of Maini Formula 2 in Monaco has already strengthened its place in history – has identified a proud moment for Indian motoring dispute
(Tagstotranslate) Anand Mahindra
