While the future of Formula 1 is being plotted with above all else the big picture in mind, it is a fact the little or no thought is being put into Formula 2 as a proper feeder series for the top flight not only for drivers but also for teams and even engine manufacturers. Formula 2 has existed in different guises since the FIA championship kicked off in 1950, because F1 cars were scarce most races allowed F2 spec cars to compete. What we have today is hardly a real Formula 2 in the true sense of the word, if it was it would not be a one-make series. Instead, it would be ten small constructors putting out two cars each with a selection of say three or four power units. In other words,...
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