Posts Tagged ‘Will Bratt’

19 Mar 2010: Bratt and Rees join F2 while Jakes takes on GP3

Will Bratt and Paul Rees have become the latest British drivers to sign up for Formula Two this season, while James Jakes looks to have found a place in the new GP3 series.

14 Mar 2010: GP2 Asia: Filippi and Ricci take final wins of season

Luca Filippi and Giacomo Ricci won the final two races of the GP2 Asia season to tie on points for the runner-up spot in the championship, with Filippi taking the honours on count-back.

27 Feb 2010: GP2 Asia: iSport take double title in Bahrain

Oliver Turvey scored the point that won Norfolk’s iSport the GP2 Asia constructors’ crown, but that was the only consolation for him on a weekend that saw him lose second place in the drivers’ standings while his team-mate wrapped up the title.

3 Feb 2010: GP2 Asia: Twilight race marks return to Abu Dhabi

The first GP2 Asia race of 2010 is set to be held at Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina circuit at the weekend for a twilight contest featuring five new drivers.

13 Nov 2009: GP2: Bumper crop of Brits shine in Ricard testing

Three days of GP2 testing at the Circuit Paul Ricard saw James Jakes twice top the timesheets and every session feature at least one British driver among the top three fastest performers.

1 Nov 2009: GP2 Asia: Valsecchi and Vietoris take first wins of season

DAMS rookie Christian Vietoris managed to stop a Davide Valsecchi juggernaut on the first weekend of the new GP2 Asia season as the drivers took to Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina circuit for their inaugural meeting.

26 Oct 2009: GP2 Asia: Drivers test at Yas Marina

This season’s GP2 Asia drivers have been getting a sneak preview of Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina circuit as they tested this week ahead of the season’s first event as a support race for the F1 season finale.

8 Oct 2009: GP2: Jerez testing round-up, days two and three

Guido van der Garde and rookie Marcus Ericsson set the fastest times in the second and third days of GP2 testing in Jerez – but the much-anticipated arrivals of F1 hopeful Bruno Senna and rally star Sebastien Loeb failed to set the timesheets aflame.