The FIA Formula 2 Championship is the premier junior single-seater series, with races taking place as part of Formula 1 events. The modern F2 began as the GP2 Series in 2005 before taking on its current name in 2017.
Sergey Sirotkin triumphed in a battle with GP2 championship leader Stoffel Vandoorne in qualifying at Silverstone to claim pole position for the first time.
Rio Haryanto set the pace in the GP2 practice session at Silverstone, beating Alex Lynn by just three thousandths of a second.
Briton Oliver Rowland will join the ranks of the GP2 series at Silverstone, racing for MP Motorsport.
Marco Sorensen has left the Carlin GP2 team ahead of this weekend’s round at Silverstone, and has been replaced by Johnny Cecotto.
Campos Racing’s Rio Haryanto took his second reverse-grid win of the 2015 GP2 season at Spielberg.
ART GP’s Stoffel Vandoorne maintained his imperious form as GP2’s points leader, taking a commanding victory in race one at Spielberg.
Belgian racer Stoffel Vandoorne became the GP2 series’ all-time leader in the number of poles secured in qualifying, beating the championship’s field for the seventh time at Spielberg.
Rapax driver Sergey Sirotkin topped the practice session for the championship’s round four at Spa-Francorchamps.
Simon Trummer will return to GP2 action at Spielberg this weekend, driving for Hilmer Motorsport in place of Johnny Cecotto.
Peter Allen looks back on the weekend’s racing including the Monaco Grand Prix supports, where Richie Stanaway demonstrated his abilities with victory on just his sixth start in GP2.
Richie Stanaway claimed his first GP2 victory in the Monaco sprint race with an assured drive.
Stoffel Vandoorne made it three wins out of three in GP2 feature races in 2015 as he beat Alexander Rossi out of the pits to triumph in Monaco.
Alexander Rossi claimed GP2 pole position in Monaco with a dominant display in the second half of a wet qualifying session.
Arthur Pic posted the fastest time in the GP2 free practice session in Monaco.
Alex Lynn saw off the challenge of Stoffel Vandoorne to score his first GP2 victory on his fourth start in the category in the Barcelona sprint race.
Stoffel Vandoorne continued his winning ways in the GP2 feature race in Barcelona, managing to stay out front despite a late attack from quicker cars on fresher tyres.
Stoffel Vandoorne stretched his streak of GP2 pole positions to six as he topped qualifying for round two in Barcelona by four tenths of a second from Alex Lynn.
Stoffel Vandoorne maintained his superiority over the GP2 field by topping practice in Barcelona by more than half a second.
The Hilmer Motorsport team will return to action in GP2 this weekend with Nick Yelloly and Johnny Cecotto.
Campos Racing’s Rio Haryanto delivered a long-awaited first victory in the GP2 sprint race at Sakhir, Bahrain.