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So the respective seasons for these series are coming to close and the battles for the championships are going down to the wire for both classes.
In GP2 Romain Grosjean looks to be walking away with it, 18 points ahead of Giedo Van Der Garde, with Charles Pic 7 points behind him.
Here are the standings for the top ten:
1 R. Grosjean 59
2 G. Van Der Garde 41
3 C. Pic 34
4 S. Bird 33
5 J. Bianchi 32
6 D. Valsecchi 30
7 D. Clos 26
8 L. Filippi 24
9 M. Ericsson 21
10 S. Coletti 16
Its gets even closer in GP3, with five drivers in the running for the title. Been a very good season in GP3 this year. No driver has one two races and only one driver has been on pole twice - Mitch Evans. Melker lead the championship early on but a couple of non scoring weekends due to an accident and a subsequent penalty in Valencia meant he forfeited the lead to Evans. Who had a terrible run of luck in the next four races starting at Silverstone race 1 where it was wet, and he had to run on used wets because the new ones had not had their wheels balanced. Still managing to finish 12th he came through the field to fifth on the first lap of race two only to retire with an electrical issue. In Germany after qualifying on pole he was given a penalty for not having his wheels fitted at the three minute warning and subsequently finished 20th. Race 2 he got up to 12th on the first lap but then got a puncture after another driver hit him at the first corner.
Here are the top ten standings for GP3:
1 Alexander Sims 34
2 Lewis Williamson 28
3 Mitch Evans 28
4 Nigel Melker 27
5 James Calado 27
6 Valtteri Bottas 24
7 Adrian Quaife-Hobbs 22
8 Andrea Caldarelli 20
9 Dean Smith 18
10 Nico Müller 14
Only three rounds to go for both series, Hungary, Spa and Monza.
In GP2 Romain Grosjean looks to be walking away with it, 18 points ahead of Giedo Van Der Garde, with Charles Pic 7 points behind him.
Here are the standings for the top ten:
1 R. Grosjean 59
2 G. Van Der Garde 41
3 C. Pic 34
4 S. Bird 33
5 J. Bianchi 32
6 D. Valsecchi 30
7 D. Clos 26
8 L. Filippi 24
9 M. Ericsson 21
10 S. Coletti 16
Its gets even closer in GP3, with five drivers in the running for the title. Been a very good season in GP3 this year. No driver has one two races and only one driver has been on pole twice - Mitch Evans. Melker lead the championship early on but a couple of non scoring weekends due to an accident and a subsequent penalty in Valencia meant he forfeited the lead to Evans. Who had a terrible run of luck in the next four races starting at Silverstone race 1 where it was wet, and he had to run on used wets because the new ones had not had their wheels balanced. Still managing to finish 12th he came through the field to fifth on the first lap of race two only to retire with an electrical issue. In Germany after qualifying on pole he was given a penalty for not having his wheels fitted at the three minute warning and subsequently finished 20th. Race 2 he got up to 12th on the first lap but then got a puncture after another driver hit him at the first corner.
Here are the top ten standings for GP3:
1 Alexander Sims 34
2 Lewis Williamson 28
3 Mitch Evans 28
4 Nigel Melker 27
5 James Calado 27
6 Valtteri Bottas 24
7 Adrian Quaife-Hobbs 22
8 Andrea Caldarelli 20
9 Dean Smith 18
10 Nico Müller 14
Only three rounds to go for both series, Hungary, Spa and Monza.
