It will indeed. And with the €500,000 he got for winning the Eurocup FR2.0 title, he
should in theory be somewhere in FR3.5 next year.
It'll be interesting to see how Bottas does as well. I always remember his first FR3.5 test with Cram Competition a few years ago (late 2007 IIRC). He stepped into the car with little more than a season's experience in the FR2.0 Northern European Cup and blew everyone away. He's had two seasons in the F3 Euroseries now so I imagine he will want to step up a level next year, hopefully to FR3.5.
How ironic it must be for Marco Barba. Races for Draco for two years, steps back down to F3 and dominates the European F3 Open season, receives a prize test and who is he placed with...
