Teams and drivers
| Entrant | Race team | No. | Race driver(s) | Rounds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Belgium – R.S.C. Anderlecht[6]
|
Azerti Motorsport
|
1 |  Neel Jani[7]
|
All |
 Netherlands – PSV Eindhoven[8]
|
2 | Yelmer Buurman[9]
|
All | |
 France – Girondins de Bordeaux[10]
|
3 | Tristan Gommendy[11]
|
All | |
 Czech Republic – AC Sparta Prague[12]
|
 Atech Reid Grand Prix[13][14]
|
4 | Filip Salaquarda[15]
|
All |
 Luxembourg[2]
|
5 | Frédéric Vervisch[2]
|
All | |
 New Zealand[12]
|
6 | Earl Bamber[11]
|
1 | |
| Chris van der Drift[16]
|
2 | |||
 Japan[11]
|
7 | Duncan Tappy[11]
|
1 | |
| Robert Doornbos[9][17]
|
2 | |||
| Netherlands[9]
|
8 | 1 | ||
 Russia[18]
|
17 | Mikhail Aleshin[18]
|
2 | |
 Spain – Atlético de Madrid[11]
|
EmiliodeVillota Motorsport[11]
|
9 | María de Villota[11]
|
1 |
| Andy Soucek[11][19]
|
2 | |||
 Turkey – Galatasaray S.K.[11]
|
10 | 1 | ||
| Duncan Tappy[19]
|
2 | |||
 China[12]
|
11 | Ho-Pin Tung[11]
|
1 | |
 South Korea[12]
|
19 |  Max Wissel[20]
|
2 | |
 Brazil[11]
|
Alan Docking Racing[21]
|
14 | Antônio Pizzonia[22]
|
All |
 Australia[2]
|
24 | John Martin[21]
|
All | |
 England[2]
|
31 | Craig Dolby[21]
|
All |
Driver changes
Entering/Re-Entering Superleague Formula
- After racing the 2010 season in Stock Car Brasil, Antônio Pizzonia returns to Superleague Formula with the Brazil entrant.
- Formula Renault 3.5 Series driver Filip Salaquarda will join new Superleague Formula club, AC Sparta Prague, supported by Atech Reid Grand Prix.
Leaving Superleague Formula
- Adderly Fong and Hywel Lloyd will both move back to British Formula 3 in 2011 with Sino Vision Racing,[23] as will Bruno Méndez, racing for Hitech Racing.[24]
- Having contested the final race of the 2010 season with PSV Eindhoven, Esteban Guerrieri will move into Firestone Indy Lights with Sam Schmidt Motorsports.[25]
- Máximo Cortés, Julien Jousse and James Walker will race in the Le Mans Series in 2011, having raced in Superleague Formula on different occasions in 2010.[26][27]
- Narain Karthikeyan, who raced for PSV Eindhoven during much of 2010, will return to Formula One with Hispania Racing following a five-year absence from the series.[28]
- Celso Míguez will race in the Spanish GT Championship in 2011 with Aurora Racing Team having competed in Superleague Formula at two events during 2010.[29]
- Last year's Superleague Formula champion Davide Rigon will make the step up to the GP2 Series in 2011 with team Scuderia Coloni.[30]
Mid-season changes
- Chris van der Drift switched to the Formula Renault 3.5 Series for the start of 2011 but returned to Superleague Formula for round two in Zolder.[31] Max Wissel rejoined the series with new entrant South Korea, and Mikhail Aleshin joined the other new entrant, Russia, racing in Superleague Formula for the first time.[32] Robert Doornbos took over from Duncan Tappy in the championship-leading Japan car,[17] with Tappy moving to the Galatasaray car to replace Andy Soucek, who in turn replaces María de Villota at Atlético de Madrid.