FIA Formula 2 Championship

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The FIA Formula 2 Championship is a second-tier single-seater championship organised by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA). Held on racing circuits, the championship was introduced in 2017, following the rebranding of the long-term Formula One feeder GP2 Series. The series' original founders were Flavio Briatore and current managing director Bruno Michel.
Under FIA rules, the reigning Formula 2 champion is not permitted to remain in the series for the following season.
==Links to F1==
The Formula 2 series has intentionally been allowed to influence Formula One since its creation, with the majority of F1 drivers competing in the upcoming 2018 season having spent time in the junior category. However, there have been links beyond that of future drivers, with sponsors, teams and suppliers shared between the two series in both past and present.
===Drivers===
Note: Only drivers who have completed in a round of the Formula One World Championship are listed here.
*Bold denotes an active Formula One driver.
Driver 	Formula Two Season(s)	Formula One Season(s)
Charles Leclerc 	2017 	–
Sergey Sirotkin 	2017 	
George Russell 	2018 	–
Lando Norris 	2017-2018 	–
Alexander Albon 	2017-2018 	–, –
Nicholas Latifi 	2017-2019 	–
Jack Aitken 	2018-2021 	
Yuki Tsunoda 	2020 	–
Mick Schumacher 	2019-2020 	–
Nikita Mazepin 	2019-2020 	
Zhou Guanyu 	2019-2021 	–
Nyck de Vries 	2017-2019 	–
Oscar Piastri 	2021 	
Logan Sargeant 	2021-2022 	
Liam Lawson 	2021-2022 	
Oliver Bearman 	2023-2024 	
Franco Colapinto	2023-2024 	
===Personnel===
===Manufacturers===
Although manufacturer involvement in terms of construction is forbidden, there is a significant amount of cross-over between F2 and Formula One in terms of suppliers. The two prime examples of this are the two Italian firms Dallara and Pirelli, the former a chassis designer and constructor, and the latter a tyre supplier.
===Venues===
Formula 2 serves as one of the main support series for Formula One throughout the latter's European tour, as well as choice rounds around the world. As such the entire F2 calendar is dictated by the F1 calendar, although the series frequently holds a single race away from F1 each season.
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