Swiss
Ralph Boschung is a Swiss racing driver who became one of the longest-serving competitors of the modern FIA Formula 2 era, contesting the championship across seven seasons between 2017 and 2023. A GP3 Series race winner on his way up the ladder, Boschung built a reputation as a tough, experienced racer who frequently extracted strong results despite running on tight budgets that repeatedly forced him to miss rounds.
Formula 2
Boschung signed with Campos Racing for the inaugural FIA Formula 2 season in 2017. Funding constraints shaped his early years: after testing with MP Motorsport in the 2017 post-season, he raced for the Dutch squad in 2018 alongside Roberto Merhi and later Dorian Boccolacci, then moved to the experienced Italian team Trident for 2019.
He returned to Campos Racing for 2021 and took his maiden F2 podium at the penultimate round in Jeddah, closing the year with another third place at the Abu Dhabi finale. Boschung stayed with Campos for the seasons that followed and reached the pinnacle of his single-seater career in 2023, winning the Bahrain sprint race from reverse-grid pole and leading every lap, his first and only F2 victory. He announced that 2023 would be his final season in the championship.
Across his F2 career Boschung amassed roughly 120 starts, with one win, six podiums, five pole positions and four fastest laps, a record that reflects both his speed and the longevity that made him a familiar fixture on the grid. Though he never graduated to Formula 1, his persistence and craft made him one of the most respected veterans of the category.