MOSCOW, March 5 Russian pilots Daniil Kvyat and Roman Rusinov will compete in coming season under foreign racing licenses, two sources familiar with the situation said. Kvyat is most likely to receive an Italian racing license, while Rusinov will receive either an Italian or French one. Belarus due to the aggravation of the situation in Ukraine. Athletes from these countries will be allowed to international competitions only under a neutral flag. On Friday, the FIA confirmed that the organization's previous decision of March 1 remains in effect. However, drivers who have been sanctioned must fulfill a number of requirements and obligations by signing a declaration of commitment to the principles of peace and political neutrality. Daniil Kvyat is the most successful Russian driver in the history of Formula 1. He has three podiums, one fastest lap and 202 points. Roman Rusinov is the winner of the European Le Mans Series, the world championship in endurance racing in the LMP2 class. Since 2013, as part of the G-Drive Racing team, he has won 17 wins, 26 podiums and 22 pole positions in the World Championship.
