From F2 to F1
FIA reveals Superlicense criteria for Formula Two Championship
The FIA has announced that the top three finishers in the Formula Two Championship will qualify for an FIA Superlicense.
The decision means that three drivers per season will become eligible to compete in Formula One Grands Prix, providing a greater opportunity for aspiring F1 drivers than many other championships – such as World Series by Renault, the F3 Euro Series and the British, Italian and Japanese Formula 3 championships – in which only the champion receives qualification for a Superlicense.
In addition to being awarded a Superlicense, the winner will also receive a test drive with the AT&T Williams Formula 1 team as part of their prize.