The championship began on 2 May at the Hungaroring and was scheduled to finish after six double-header rounds at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, on 4 October.
[1][2][3] To guarantee a field of at least 18 cars each race, the Auto GP Organisation, led by Enzo Coloni, announced a cooperation deal with ISRA, the Dutch company led by Henk de Jong that organised the 2014 Formula Acceleration 1 season.
On 26 June, the day before the third meeting at Paul Ricard, the season was postponed because of a lack of grid numbers.
[6] In October 2015, the season was "archived" after four of the scheduled six events had been cancelled due to a lack of entries.
Second place was held by Facu Regalia, who won the season-opening race at Silverstone, while the only other race-winner Luís Sá Silva, was lying third in the championship, another 15 points in arrears.