Formula 2 representatives held a meeting this Tuesday (24) to discuss the possible reformulation of the calendar for the main junior category of motorsport, with ongoing discussions to bring Formula 2 to circuits little explored by the series. According to GPblog, Miami and Canada emerge as alternatives.
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The movement occurs after the cancellation of stages in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, which opened a significant gap in the calendar. Without a solution, the category would have an interval without races until June after passing through Australia. The scenario is seen as harmful to the development of young drivers.
Behind the scenes, the possibility of taking advantage of Formula 1 weekends in the United States and Canada to fit F2 races is being evaluated. There is still no definition on whether both tracks will host races or if only one will be chosen, but a decision is expected soon
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Meanwhile, Formula 3 also enters the radar of these changes. The category had only the Bahrain stage removed from its schedule and may accompany F2 at one of the North American destinations. However, the holding of races at both circuits is considered unlikely, mainly due to the additional costs involved.
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