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Juri Vips, Hitech Grand Prix, leads Matteo Nannini, Campos Racing, and Dan Ticktum, Carlin, at the start
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Ranking the top 10 F2 and F3 drivers of 2021

With a veritable feast of feeder series talent in 2021, FIA Formula 2 and Formula 3 produced some of its most exciting racing yet. Although Prema Racing drivers once again dominated the respective series, drivers from other teams also stole the limelight to mark themselves out as stars of the future, or validate their highly-regarded standing

Formula 1's feeder series adopted a largely unpopular new format for 2021 that called for three races per weekend, including two reversed grid races, and resulted in lengthy gaps between rounds. It made for a stop-start season that made it difficult for drivers to build any real momentum, and the format has been quietly dropped for next year.

Prema Racing drivers claimed titles in both Formula 2 and Formula 3 for the second year running, with F2 rookie Oscar Piastri and second-year F3 racer Dennis Hauger each proving a cut above their rivals to tie up their respective championships early.

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