James Calado

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Former GP2 star James Calado has completed a deal to race for Ferrari in the FIA World Endurance Championship.

We conclude the year with a look back at GP2’s class of 2013.

The penultimate part of our Top 50 drivers review lists those that made it as far as the top 20.

We roundup all the action from the GP2 and GP3 season finales at the Yas Marina circuit, with both titles being settled with a race to spare…

James Calado used a rocket start to claim victory in what will probably be his final GP2 Series race in race two in Abu Dhabi.

Alexander Rossi beat Jolyon Palmer to claim his first win in the GP2 Series, while Fabio Leimer did enough to secure the title with a fourth-placed finish after Sam Bird stalled at the start.

GP2 title rivals Fabio Leimer and Sam Bird were first and second fastest in practice for the final round of the season in Abu Dhabi.

Five drivers are in with a mathematical shot at winning the GP2 title this weekend, with Fabio Leimer and Sam Bird separated by just seven points at the head of the fight.

Sam Bird recovered from a difficult start to the weekend at Marina Bay to win the sprint race and keep the gap to Fabio Leimer at seven points heading to Abu Dhabi…

Jolyon Palmer fought back from a poor start to beat Carlin team-mate Felipe Nasr to the feature race victory in Singapore.

Jolyon Palmer transferred his free practice pace into qualifying in Singapore to secure a maiden GP2 pole position ahead of Carlin team-mate Felipe Nasr.

Jolyon Palmer posted the fastest time as the Singapore weekend got underway with free practice on the Marina Bay street circuit.

The GP2 title fight was turned on its head as the contenders’ respective recent form continued, while two drivers stayed out of trouble in GP3 to emerge as the leading contenders…

Fabio Leimer defeated the challenge of Sam Bird to beat the Briton to both victory in the Monza GP2 feature race and the series lead.

British driver Sam Bird has taken his second consecutive pole position in the GP2 series, topping the qualifying session at Monza.

The top five drivers in the GP2 standings are now within 24 points of each other, meaning any of them could leave Monza this weekend with the championship lead.

GP2 race winner James Calado has been officially unveiled in the third driver role for the Formula One squad Force India.

Bird and Calado win races and Leimer scores well as Coletti and Nasr stumble at Spa-Francorchamps, meaning the top five are now separated by just 24 points with three weekends remaining…

James Calado secured his first GP2 win for over a year as he held off pressure from Julian Leal to win the sprint race at Spa-Francorchamps.