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Rules
Follow one class, one era or one racing connection. Every record keeps its source.
Rules belong to their era
Original published standings and fractional points are retained. Reported source points tables are preserved as evidence, without certifying full eligibility, shortened-race, manufacturer, team or tie-break rules. No historical championship reconstruction is published.
2021 · FIA F2 only
Three races: two sprints and a feature. Sprint points 15,12,10,8,6,4,2,1; feature 25,18,15,12,10,8,6,4,2,1. Qualifying pole four points, fastest lap two only for eligible top-ten finishers. Sprint 1 reverses qualifying top ten; sprint 2 reverses sprint 1 top ten. Actual penalties and exceptions remain separate.
Primary reference →2022 · FIA F2 only
Return to a sprint and feature; qualifying determines feature grid, sprint reverses qualifying top ten. A sprint-grid first place is not qualifying pole. Revised sprint points 10,8,6,5,4,3,2,1; pole two and eligible fastest lap one. Later revisions must be checked separately.
Primary reference →2026 · FIA F2 · Baku exception
Baku announced two qualifying sessions and two feature races plus a sprint. Feature 1/Feature 2 remain distinct; no fixed two-race calendar is inferred.
Primary reference →2026 · FIA F2 regulations
Consult the effective FIA sporting and technical revision for eligibility, race-distance bands, tie-breaks, sanctions and corrections. Source-table points are retained. Full rule verification for each historical series/season remains incomplete; no reconstructed championship is certified.
Primary reference →The 2021 FIA F2 three-race format, the return to two races in 2022 and exceptional later weekends remain separate. GP2 and national championships retain their own rules; F3 and F3000 are related categories, not F2 seasons.