2011 FIA Formula Two Championship season

The Formula 2 season 2011 was the third season of the FIA Formula 2 Championship. It began on April 16, 2011 in Silverstone and ended on 30 October in Barcelona.

  • 2.1 Changes to the drivers

Rule Changes

Sporting changes

The two Friday practice were extended from 30 to 45 minutes.

Starter box

Changes in drivers

The following list contains all the drivers who took part in the Formula 2 season 2010 and 2011 are not in Formula 2 at the start went well as pilots that went into the new Formula 2.

Driver who went and returned to the formula 2:

  • José Luis Abadín: European F3 Open ( DRIVEX )
  • Luciano Bacheta: Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup (Interwetten Junior Team )
  • René Binder: German Formula 3 Cup ( Moto Park Academy )
  • Mirko Bortolotti: GP3 Series ( Addax Team )
  • Alex Brundle: British Formula 3 Championship ( T-Sport )
  • James Cole: British Formula 3 Championship ( T-Sport )
  • Fabio Gamberini: British Formula Renault (Mark Burdett Motorsport)
  • Tobias Hegewald: GP3 Series (RSC Mücke Motorsport)
  • Jon Lancaster: World Series by Renault ( Fortec Motorsport)
  • Jonathan Kennard: Le Mans Series ( KSM)
  • Jordan King: Formula Palmer Audi
  • Mikkel Mac: North European Formula Renault ( KTR)
  • Miki Monras: GP3 series ( MW Arden )
  • Sung- Hak Mun: Pacific Formula BMW (E -Rain Racing)
  • Max Snegiryov: British Formula 3 Championship ( Fortec Motorsport)
  • Thiemo Storz: Formula Palmer Audi
  • Christopher Zanella: Italian Formula 3 Championship (JD Motorsport)

Drivers who have left the Formula 2:

Drivers who do not have a contract for a race seat in 2011:

Race Calendar

The Formula 2 in 2011 organized eight runs. Unlike last year, the races were no longer under the WTCC program instead, but with the race of the International GT Open.

Drivers' championship

, The first ten of the race were 25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1 point (s).

  • Fat - Pole Position
  • Italics - Fastest lap
  • * - Because of the short distance but not counted in the target,
FIA Formula Two Championship Silverstone Circuit Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya James Cole (racing driver) Armaan Ebrahim Miki Monrás Mihai Marinescu Jack Clarke (racing driver) Kelvin Snoeks Jolyon Palmer Will Bratt Julian Theobald Johannes Theobald Benjamin Lariche Parthiva Sureshwaren Natalia Kowalska Fábio Gamberini 2010 FIA Formula Two Championship season Euroformula Open Championship German Formula Three Championship Motopark Academy British Formula Three Championship Arden International Sung-Hak Mun Italian Formula Three Championship Ricardo Teixeira (racing driver) Kazim Vasiliauskas World Touring Car Championship Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps Brands Hatch Autodromo Nazionale Monza France Italy Pole-Position 2009 FIA Formula Two Championship season 2012 FIA Formula Two Championship season
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