Bruno Del Pino joins MP Motorsport for 2025 campaign

MP Motorsport have confirmed their second driver for next season, with Bruno Del Pino joining the Dutch team for the 2025 campaign.
Del Pino took part in post-season testing for the team, finishing the second test in Barcelona seventh overall and as the lead MP driver. He joins Tim Tramnitz as being confirmed for the 2025 campaign.
Del Pino raced for MP in the Eurocup-3 series for the past two years and is currently third in the Standings with seven race victories to his name along with one pole and three fastest laps.
Speaking about his promotion to F3 with the team, Del Pino said that he was very excited to get started on a new challenge.
“It’s fantastic news that I’m graduating to Formula 3, and it couldn’t be with a better team than MP Motorsport”, said Del Pino. “In my two years with the team, they have made me feel at home in an environment that has helped me to get the best out of myself. It was wonderful to bag our first wins together this season, and it’s with these positive conditions that we will continue our successful collaboration, as we embark on a fresh challenge in F3.”
MP Motorsport Team Principal Sander Dorsman added: “I’m delighted to welcome Bruno in our in our 2025 FIA F3 line-up to partner Tim. Bruno deciding to stay us is testament to the family atmosphere at MP, and further proof of our motto of accelerating talent. This year, he has been a revelation in Eurocup-3, and it’s our goal to transfer that form to the new F3 car for 2025. In the process, Bruno has shown that Eurocup-3 is a viable route into Formula 3, where I’m certain he will flourish.”
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