Gustav Malja returns to GP2 with Rapax
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Gustav Malja will return to the GP2 Series with Rapax for the final two rounds of the 2015 season.
F1 reserve driver Kevin Magnussen, GP2 star Mitch Evans and former Le Mans LMP2 winning driver Oliver Turvey experienced Porsche’s LMP1 machinery today in Spain.
Oliver Rowland will race for Status Grand Prix in the final two rounds of the 2015 GP2 Series.
Reigning GP2 champion Jolyon Palmer and DTM victor Pascal Wehrlein will race for Team Young Stars at this year’s Race Of Champions in London on November 20-21.
Britain’s Jordan King has been awarded the Driver of the Year in the 2015 FIA Institute Young Driver Excellence Academy.
Stoffel Vandoorne hopes that he can still gain a Formula One drive after he clinched the GP2 Series Championship in Russia at the weekend. The young Belgian admits that between now and the next round, he will be trying to secure himself a drive.
It was a weekend of mixed emotions for Campos Racing driver Arthur Pic after he struggled to find consistent race pace around the Sochi Autodrom.
Richie Stanaway won Sunday’s Sprint Race around the Sochi Autodrom ahead of Rio Haryanto and Raffaele Marciello.
Stoffel Vandoorne was crowned the 2015 GP2 Series Champion after he finished the Sprint Race in fourth on Sunday morning.
Alexander Rossi took victory in Sochi after Alex Lynn crashed out in the closing stages of Saturday’s Feature Race.
DAMS’ Alex Lynn clinched pole position ahead of Series Leader Stoffel Vandoorne ahead of Saturday’s feature race.
Jordan King admits he is looking forward to racing around the Sochi Autodrom and hopes for some good racing.
Organisers of the GP2 Series have announced that Italian team Prema will join GP2 in 2016 under Lazarus’ entry.
Formula Renault 3.5 frontrunner Dean Stoneman will make his GP2 debut in Sochi this weekend with Carlin, replacing Julian Leal.
After being unable to seek financial support from his Government, Johnny Cecotto Jr has announced he will retire from Motorsport.
American Alexander Rossi will race with the Manor F1 Team for five of the seven remaining Grand Prix of 2015, replacing Roberto Merhi.
Nick Yelloly spoke to TCF at the end of the World Series by Renault event at Silverstone, and revealed he is still hoping for more runs with Force India, particularly during the 2016 tyre tests.
