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FERRARI: Vettel-Raikkonen
MCLAREN: Alonso-Button
RED BULL: Ricciardo-Kvyat
MERCEDES: Hamilton-Rosberg
WILLIAMS: Bottas-Massa
LOTUS: Grosjean-Maldonado
FORCE INDIA: Hulkenberg-Pérez
SAUBER: Ericsson-Nasr
TORO ROSSO: Verstappen-Sainz Jr
MANOR-MARUSSIA: Stevens-Merhi

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FIA to review Formula 1 superlicence system

The FIA is to conduct a review of the Formula 1 superlicence system in the wake of questions about the way that drivers are qualifying for them.

Debate about whether or not the superlicence conditions need tweaking have been prompted by the arrival of Max Verstappen into F1 next season at just 17-years-old after one season of car racing.

Verstappen's instant graduation to F1 has an impact on the relevance of other categories like GP2 and Formula Renault 3.5 to prepare drivers, regardless of whether or not he is ready for F1.

What is the point of a Super Licence?

Furthermore, talented and experienced racers like Roberto Merhi, who drove for Caterham in Monza practice, do not automatically qualify for superlicences because of quirks in the timing of their success in single seaters.

Discussions about the situation took place at last weekend's Italian Grand Prix, and the FIA has confirmed that the system is to be looked at.

A statement issued by the governing body said: "A mandate has been given to the FIA Administration to review the qualification and conditions for the issuing of a super licence, in consultation with all parties concerned.

"A proposal will be put forward for WMSC approval in December for implementation in 2016."

MCLAREN BACKS CHANGE

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes that the old superlicence criteria needed changing because of the way the modern single-seater ladder has evolved.

Another way to fix the F1 ladder

He told AUTOSPORT: "There are different problems. One is economic, in that some teams are selling Friday morning seats and are looking for some drivers who don't comply with the superlicence rules.

"The other issue is that we have known for a few years that many many series have appeared and there is not a clear path to F1.

"If you go to football, you have your academy and then you go to League 3, League 2 and League 1. Here we have different series and it is a bit confusing for drivers.

"So the superlicence needs to be a little bit updated in the way it is given. Some series have disappeared, some series are still on, and the level of each series varies a lot."


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