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GP3 2014 teams and drivers

Tagged: 2013, 2014, GP3, post-season, teams and drivers, testing

This topic has 67 replies, 13 voices, and was last updated 7 years, 5 months ago by Araqiel.

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11th May 2014, 13:49 at 1:49 pm #259774
SP
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Luckily for Alex Lynn, the feature races give the big points so he kept his lead. Tuscher did a good job for the relatively little racing experience that he has, surely F1 teams have to be paying attention to this kid?
11th May 2014, 15:47 at 3:47 pm #259824
Iestyn Davies
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I didn’t realise how young he was.. and he did well in F2 at such a young age. Definitely impressed me today that’s for sure.
17th May 2014, 10:16 at 10:16 am #260583
Araqiel
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Carmen Jorda still being there I can only assume is some kind of joke. As for Cullen, he’s clearly out of his depth and should have done something in between British Formula Ford and GP3, if only to learn some of the European tracks.
17th May 2014, 12:09 at 12:09 pm #260594
wsrgo
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Hey, welcome back, @araqiel !!!
17th May 2014, 12:28 at 12:28 pm #260595
Araqiel
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Hey. =) New season, gotta come to the best place I know for GP2/GP3 discussion.
17th May 2014, 12:32 at 12:32 pm #260596
wsrgo
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Indeed :) glad to have you back here after a long time!!!
17th May 2014, 12:59 at 12:59 pm #260597
Iestyn Davies
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I agree… probably Formula Renault 2.0 before GP3. Jorda should probably drive at that level as well. If only we could swap her and Alice Powell… who is trying to do British F3 this year.
18th May 2014, 9:37 at 9:37 am #260637
Araqiel
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If she can’t get into British F3 this year then there’s really no hope, seeing as they’re struggling to get more than 10 cars on the grid anyway. Agreed that on performance she deserves the GP3 seat more than most female racers, but sadly performance is very much secondary these days.
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