Brits on Pole

An extraordinary weekend for the GP2 series was rounded off this morning when Pastor Maldonado managed a last-lap victory in the sprint race.

Mike Conway lost the chance to start from pole for tomorrow’s GP2 Belgian sprint race after a stewards’ decision promoted him to seventh in a penalty-strewn feature race.

Lucas di Grassi’s Campos team is celebrating after his win in Valencia handed a double to the Spanish team. He followed in the footsteps of team-mate Vitaly Petrov, who took an unexpected victory in the feature race when leader Giorgio Pantano ran out of fuel.

Giorgio Pantano remains GP2 series leader following the Hungarian round of the championship - but Bruno Senna made up ground and is now hot on the Italian’s heels.

Want to send a message to Formula One bosses about which GP2 driver you think they should be looking to recruit next year? Here’s your chance.

Fancy a lap of the Hockenheim circuit with Mike Conway, GP2’s sole British racer, at the wheel acting as an official taxi-driver? That’s exactly what some lucky fans and journalists got, according to the series’ blog, which has just been updated following the latest round in the championship.

Giorgio Pantano has retained his GP2 championship lead in Germany this weekend - despite being overtaken five laps from the end of the first race and failing to finish the second.

Racing Engineering driver Giorgio Pantano will go into the Hockenheim GP2 race as the most successful driver in the series’ history - but he’ll still have to fight for a championship win.

The BBC has announced how it plans to cover MotoGP now its contract has been extended - can we glean any hints from this as to what it’s got in mind for F1?

GP2’s usual off-road action was ramped up by a rain-sodden Silverstone circuit - and it was Bruno Senna who made hay while the sun failed to shine.