The Motorsport Arena Oschersleben will host the penultimate round of the 2010 F2 season, the only German venue on the calendar for the second consecutive season.

The circuit was opened in July 1997, becoming only the third permanent race track in Germany after the Nürburgring and the Hockenheimring. Since then Lausitz and the Sachsenring have also become permanent circuits, but Oschersleben remains one of the more prominent circuits, hosting DTM, World Superbikes and the FIA GT series.

The track features a challenging blend of long, fast corners and sharp hairpins, and also features a dog leg first corner which bends left before a long right hander - a fearsome section, particularly on the run down from the start.

Formula Two visited the track for the first time last year, with Andy Soucek and Mikhail Aleshin sharing the spoils with one victory each. Interestingly, the circuit saw the smallest margin of victory in the season, Mikhail Aleshin bettering Soucek by just 0.479 seconds as he crossed the line. Formula Two also holds the official circuit record, a 1:21.449 set by Soucek in the first race.

The full schedule will be published closer to the event.

Formula Two arrives at Oschersleben, Germany, for the penultimate event of the 2010 season. Tickets start from €10 per person, with free entry for children aged 12 and under. To purchase tickets click here.

TV Schedule will be published closer to the event.