Suomi Grand Prix

Suomi Grand Prix is a Finnish team that is currently competing in IFMC. Managed by Jyri Määttä (who also owned Cold North Racing, a defunct IFMC GP3 team), the team debuted during the second season of IFMC.

Season 2
Suomi wasn't supposed to debut in season 2, but everything changed when one of the debuting teams, Astro Racing, announced their immediate withdrawal after the European Grand Prix.

Suomi, then, became the newest team to join IFMC, having Daniil Kvyat and Juan Pablo Montoya as drivers. Kvyat was competing for Astro Racing until their withdrawal, as Montoya returned to the series after competing for Morange Orange Racing, in season 1. Suomi also had Kimi Räikkönen and Niko Kari as test drivers.

Suomi kept the Bridgestone tyres and the chassis used by Astro, but would use Lamborghini engines, instead of the Porsche engines used by the same Astro.

The highlight of Suomi Grand Prix in season 2, came at Monza, in the Italian Grand Prix. Montoya originally finished outside of the points, but following a disqualification to Esteban Ocon, who initially won the race, Montoya was promoted to 8th place, therefore scoring the first and only point for Suomi Grand Prix in Season 2.

Season 3
For season 3, Suomi will get rid of the Lamborghini engines, as they'll have Ferrari engines instead. Suomi will have two new drivers in António Félix da Costa, who was loaned by El Dorado Racing, and Kimi Räikkönen, who previously competed for IFMC in season 1, for Smit. Räikkönen, in season 2, was one of the test drivers for Suomi.