GP2 articles archive

Red Bull junior team member Pierre Gasly has won the GP2 championship in the final race at Yas Marina, beating team mate Antonio Giovinazzi.

Just 11 teams will assemble for the first race of the 2016 GP2 season as three teams have withdrawn from F1’s leading feeder championship.

What happened to the GP2 drivers who didn’t reach F1? And what about those who did? Sam Van Put has the answers in the final part of this series.

Sam Van Put looks at the careers of another 20 drivers who raced in F1 feeder series GP2 but didn’t make it all the way to the top.

Continuing our look at the first ten years of GP2 drivers, read about those who won world championships, conquered Macau’s fearsome track – or went dirt oval racing.

Part two of our guide to GP2’s drivers who didn’t make it to F1 includes Robin Frijns, Red Bull juniors Brendon Hartley and Neel Jani along with many more.

GP2 celebrates its tenth birthday today. It’s sent dozens of drivers to F1, but what happened to those who didn’t make it to the top?

A strong field of young drivers, many with the backing of F1 teams, line up on the GP2 grid this weekend. But does it really need the addition of DRS?

GP2 will emulate Formula One by adding a Drag Reduction System to its cars from next season.

Junior drivers from five F1 teams including Ferrari and McLaren will compete for the GP2 championship starting in Bahrain this weekend.