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Petrolhead
Agree Kazim is a star and ,like Bortolotti, if he stays in F2 next year he's got a shot at the championship. Considering where he's from (Lithuania I think), his age and experience he's doing remarkably well to be up there with people like Jousse and Wickens. I wouldn't be suprised if Red Bull snap him up for their young driver programme - he's probably got more potential than Aleshin or Wickens.
In terms of having greater depth, don't forget that Hohenthal, a Renault UK champion and British F3 race winner (not to mention a top bloke), has struggled to make the grade this year, so I don't think there's a shortage of talent in F2. It's just that with no teams there's nowhere to hide if you're not good enough, and the cream will always rise to the top - just like it should.
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