F2 and F3 CEO Bruno Michel believes that some F1 driver development programmes have too many drivers, which he believes poses ‘big questions’
Bruno Michel
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F2 is looking to replace its Sochi round to keep its season at a record 14 events, despite earlier indications it would not be replaced
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F2 and FIA F3’s chief executive Bruno Michel has outlined plans for how new cars will be introduced to the series, but it depends on economics
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For the second year in succession, F2 and F3 will revises their format in 2022. Is the hybrid of previous formats the right way forward?
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The FIA Formula 2 and Formula 3 championships will return to having two races per round in 2022 and race alongside each other on a regular basis once more
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F2 and F3 had a format overhaul for 2021, and Bruno Michel was honest and frank in a recent media session about what’s worked and what hasn’t with the changes
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FIA F3 could help W Series champions get test opportunities in its car in the future, says F3’s chief executive officer Bruno Michel
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Bruno Michel has revealed that 18 teams have submitted requests to be part of FIA F3 for the next three-season cycle
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FIA F2 and F3 CEO Bruno Michel says both series’ formats for 2022 will be decided upon and communicated to teams “not too far from now”
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FIA F2 and F3 CEO Bruno Michel has explained the the input from F1 and the FIA in the two championships’ format change for this year.
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FIA F3’s CEO Bruno Michel says that there is now an increased focus on the series after its move away from following the F2 calendar
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F2’s CEO Bruno Michel said it was “so weird” to start the 2021 season without the presence of Campos Racing’s late founder Adrian Campos
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F1’s main support series are changing their calendars and weekend formats in 2021 in the name of cost-saving. What does the paddock expect?
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The decision to run F1’s two main support series on different weekends in 2021 has opened a dangerous box that is only going to benefit the richest of drivers
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Formula 2 CEO Bruno Michel has said the persistent reliability problems striking DAMS’s Sean Gelael “reflect badly on the championship”
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Formula 2 held a shakedown session on the Wednesday between its two rounds at the Red Bull Ring in response to widespread reliability problems
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F2 and FIA F3 CEO Bruno Michel has revealed the support teams in the series are receiving while racing isn’t taking place
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In 2004, F1 owner Bernie Ecclestone needed a car for his new junior series called GP2. Here’s how he found his answer
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F1’s Asian grands prix had a support series of their own from 2008 to ’10. Those support races still run today, sort of, but under a different name
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Although it didn’t always look at threat of closure, the cancellation of European Formula 3 has been ticking down for the last two years