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词条 2005 GP2 Series
释义

  1. Season summary

  2. Teams and drivers

     Driver changes  Midseason changes 

  3. Calendar

  4. Results

  5. Championship standings

     Drivers  Teams 

  6. References

  7. External links

{{Motorsport season
|series = GP2 Series
|year = 2005
|previouslink = 2004 International Formula 3000 season
}}

The 2005 GP2 Series season started in Imola, Italy on 23 April, and ended in Manama, Bahrain on 30 September. The season was won by the German Nico Rosberg, with the Finn Heikki Kovalainen finishing second.

2005 was the first season of the newly renamed Formula One feeder series, from Formula 3000 to GP2. The inaugural season did not feature reigning F3000 champion Vitantonio Liuzzi, because the Italian was driving for Red Bull Racing in Formula One. The series did feature two former F1 drivers, Italians Gianmaria Bruni and Giorgio Pantano, driving for Coloni and SuperNova respectively.

Season summary

In the opening race at Imola, there were a number of mechanical problems and organizers being afraid of trouble at the start, so the rolling start was used in both races, though weather was dry. Nicolas Lapierre had taken his inaugural pole position but he was out before the race had started due to mechanical problems. The race was won by his team-mate Heikki Kovalainen.

After the first weekend, it was decided that the points for the fastest lap would only be awarded if the driver was classified. This was due to the event in the Imola sprint race, where Lapierre started with a fuel load with which he wouldn't have been able to finish, set a fastest lap and retired soon after.

At Barcelona, the drivers could finally experience rolling starts. F1 refugee Bruni won the feature race and José María López the sprint race. The first four races had been won by four drivers in four teams, highlighting that the field had many competitive drivers. Adam Carroll was the first driver to take a second victory after he won at Monaco, where only one race was held.

At Nürburgring, the sprint race was extended from 80 to 120 kilometres. This coincided with F1 dropping second qualifying session on Sunday morning. The sprint race turned to be one of the most exciting of the season, with Monegasque Clivio Piccione winning.

Heikki Kovalainen was the top driver early in the season, winning three of the first five feature races. However, the season took a turnaround at Magny-Cours, where ART Grand Prix started going strong. Tactical errors caused them to lose the feature race, but Nico Rosberg gave them their first win at the sprint. Rosberg went on to win the next two feature races, while Olivier Pla won both sprints having started from pole position in both of them.

At the qualifying of the Hungaroring race, ART cars were disqualified for illegal position of their steering rack. They were sent to back of the grid but it didn't stop them taking point finishes in feature and 1-2 in the sprint, where Alexandre Prémat won his first race. Neel Jani joined the winners' list in the feature race.

Prémat also won the next race at Istanbul, while championship leading duo Kovalainen and Rosberg finished outside the points. The sprint race started in wet conditions but dried out, so tyre changes were necessary. Kovalainen did that move perfectly and won the race having started 10th. Rosberg jumped from 17th to 3rd.

Kovalainen and Jani won races at Monza but Rosberg took the most points with two second places and two fastest laps. Nelson Angelo Piquet then won the feature race at Spa-Francorchamps while Rosberg took the championship lead from Kovalainen who spun off on the last lap while battling for eighth place and pole for Sunday's race. Carroll led the sprint race from the start but following accidents involving Ernesto Viso, Hiroki Yoshimoto and Jani the race was stopped early and only half points were awarded. Viso still ended in 3rd position thanks to countback rule.

The championship was decided in Bahrain which held the only race not supporting F1. Rosberg led Kovalainen by three points and increased his lead by taking pole position. Rosberg also won the race and clinched the title as Kovalainen was 3rd. Rosberg then also won the sprint race, becoming the first driver in the series to win both races during an event.

Teams and drivers

All of the teams used the Dallara chassis with Renault-badged 4.0 litre (244 cu in) naturally-aspirated Mecachrome V8 engines in 2005 in order to keep the field fair.

As this was the inaugural season in the series, car numbers were distributed by a pre-season session held at Circuit Paul Ricard on 6 April. The fastest driver got number 1, his team-mate number 2, next best driver number 3 etc.

TeamNo.|Car Number Driver Rounds
{{flagicon|GBR}} iSport International 1USA}} Scott Speed All
2TUR}} Can Artam All
{{flagicon|GBR}} Hitech/Piquet Racing 3BRA}} Nelson Angelo Piquet All
4BRA}} Alexandre Sarnes Negrão All
{{flagicon|ESP}} BCN Competicion 5VEN}} Ernesto Viso All
6JPN}} Hiroki Yoshimoto All
{{flagicon|GBR}} Super Nova Racing 7ITA}} Giorgio Pantano All
8GBR}} Adam Carroll All
{{flagicon|FRA}} ART Grand Prix 9DEU}} Nico Rosberg All
10FRA}} Alexandre Prémat All
{{flagicon|GBR}} David Price Racing 11FRA}} Olivier Pla All
12GBR}} Ryan Sharp 1–7
CHE}} Giorgio Mondini 8–12
{{flagicon|FRA}} DAMS 14ARG}} José María López All
15MYS}} Fairuz Fauzy All
{{flagicon|ITA}} Coloni Motorsport 16AUT}} Mathias Lauda All
17ITA}} Gianmaria Bruni 1–9
FIN}} Toni Vilander 10–11
ITA}} Ferdinando Monfardini 12
{{flagicon|ESP}} Racing Engineering 18CHE}} Neel Jani All
19ESP}} Borja García All
{{flagicon|ESP}} Campos Racing 20ARG}} Juan Cruz Álvarez All
21ESP}} Sergio Hernández All
{{flagicon|GBR}} Arden International 22FIN}} Heikki Kovalainen All
23FRA}} Nicolas Lapierre All
{{flagicon|ITA}} Durango 24MCO}} Clivio Piccione All
25ITA}} Ferdinando Monfardini 1–10
ITA}} Gianmaria Bruni 11–12

Driver changes

Entering GP2
  • Juan Cruz Álvarez: World Series by Nissan (Gabord Competicion) → Campos Racing
  • Can Artam: International Formula 3000 (Coloni Motorsport & Super Nova Racing) → iSport International
  • Gianmaria Bruni: Formula One (Minardi Cosworth) → Coloni Motorsport
  • Adam Carroll: British Formula 3 Championship (P1 Racing) → Super Nova Racing
  • Fairuz Fauzy: British Formula 3 Championship (Menu F3 Motorsport & P1 Racing) → DAMS
  • Borja García: Spanish Formula Three Championship (Racing Engineering) → Racing Engineering
  • Sergio Hernández: Spanish Formula Three Championship (Adrian Campos Motorsport) & World Series by Nissan (Saulnier Racing) → Campos Racing
  • Neel Jani: Formula Renault V6 Eurocup (DAMS) → Racing Engineering
  • Heikki Kovalainen: World Series by Nissan (Pons Racing) → Arden International
  • Mathias Lauda: International Formula 3000 (CMS Performance) & Superfund Euro Formula 3000 (Traini Corse) → Coloni Motorsport
  • Nicolas Lapierre: Formula Three Euroseries (Signature) → Arden International
  • José María López: International Formula 3000 (CMS Performance) & Formula Renault V6 Eurocup (DAMS) → DAMS
  • Ferdinando Monfardini: International Formula 3000 (Spero I.E.) → Durango
  • Alexandre Sarnes Negrão: Formula Three Sudamericana (Piquet Sports) → Hitech/Piquet Racing
  • Giorgio Pantano: Formula One (Jordan Ford) → Super Nova Racing
  • Clivio Piccione: British Formula 3 Championship (Carlin Motorsport) → Durango
  • Nelson Angelo Piquet: British Formula 3 Championship (Piquet Sports) → Hitech/Piquet Racing
  • Olivier Pla: World Series by Nissan (RC Motorsport & Carlin Motorsport) → David Price Racing
  • Alexandre Prémat: Formula Three Euroseries (ASM Formule 3) → ART Grand Prix
  • Nico Rosberg: Formula Three Euroseries (Team Rosberg) → ART Grand Prix
  • Ryan Sharp: Formula Renault V6 Eurocup (Jenzer Motorsport) → David Price Racing
  • Scott Speed: Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 & Formula Renault 2.0 Germany (Motopark Academy) → iSport International
  • Toni Vilander: Italian Formula Three Championship (Coloni F3) & Formula Three Euroseries (Coloni F3) → David Price Racing
  • Ernesto Viso: [British Formula 3 Championship (P1 Racing) & International Formula 3000 (Durango) → BCN Competición
  • Hiroki Yoshimoto: World Series by Nissan (Gabord Competicion) → BCN Competición

Midseason changes

  • Giorgio Mondini replaced Ryan Sharp for Hungarian races
  • Toni Vilander replaced Gianmaria Bruni for Italian races.
  • Gianmaria Bruni replaced Ferdinando Monfardini for Belgian races.
  • Ferdinando Monfardini replaced Toni Vilander for Bahrain races.

Calendar

There were 23 races in the 2005 GP2 Series championship at 12 different circuits. Eleven race weekends had one race on Saturday and another on Sunday, the exception being the race at Circuit de Monaco where there was only one race on the weekend. The season began on 23 April 2005 and concluded on 25 September 2005.

The calendar was as follows:

Round Location Circuit Date Supporting
1F|Feature race{{flagicon|ITA}} Imola, ItalyAutodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari 23 AprilSan Marino Grand Prix
S|Sprint race 24 April
2 F{{flagicon|ESP}} Catalunya, SpainCircuit de Catalunya 7 MaySpanish Grand Prix
S 8 May
3 FMCO}} Monte Carlo, Monaco Circuit de Monaco 21 May Monaco Grand Prix
4 F{{flagicon|DEU}} Nürburg, GermanyNürburgring 28 MayEuropean Grand Prix
S 29 May
5 F{{flagicon|FRA}} Magny-Cours, FranceCircuit de Nevers Magny-Cours 2 JulyFrench Grand Prix
S 3 July
6 F{{flagicon|GBR}} Silverstone, UKSilverstone Circuit 9 JulyBritish Grand Prix
S 10 July
7 F{{flagicon|DEU}} Hockenheim, GermanyHockenheimring 23 JulyGerman Grand Prix
S 24 July
8 F{{flagicon|HUN}} Budapest, HungaryHungaroring 30 JulyHungarian Grand Prix
S 31 July
9 F{{flagicon|TUR}} Istanbul, TurkeyIstanbul Racing Circuit 20 AugustTurkish Grand Prix
S 21 August
10 F{{flagicon|ITA}} Monza, ItalyAutodromo Nazionale Monza 3 SeptemberItalian Grand Prix
S 4 September
11 F{{flagicon|BEL}} Spa, BelgiumCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps 10 SeptemberBelgian Grand Prix
S 11 September
12 F{{flagicon|BHR}} Sakhir, BahrainBahrain International Circuit 29 SeptemberStand-alone event
S 30 September

Results

Round Circuit Pole Position Fastest Lap Winning Driver Winning Team Report
1F|Feature race{{flagicon|ITA}} Autodromo Enzo e Dino FerrariFRA}} Nicolas LapierreVEN}} Ernesto VisoFIN}} Heikki KovalainenGBR}} Arden InternationalReport
S|Sprint raceFRA}} Nicolas LapierreGBR}} Adam CarrollGBR}} Super Nova Racing
2 F{{flagicon|ESP}} Circuit de CatalunyaUSA}} Scott SpeedDEU}} Nico RosbergITA}} Gianmaria BruniITA}} Coloni MotorsportReport
SGBR}} Ryan SharpARG}} José María LópezFRA}} DAMS
3 FMCO}} Circuit de MonacoFIN}} Heikki KovalainenFIN}} Heikki KovalainenGBR}} Adam CarrollGBR}} Super Nova Racing Report
4 F{{flagicon|DEU}} NürburgringITA}} Giorgio PantanoUSA}} Scott SpeedFIN}} Heikki KovalainenGBR}} Arden InternationalReport
SUSA}} Scott SpeedMCO}} Clivio PiccioneITA}} Durango
5 F{{flagicon|FRA}} Circuit de Nevers Magny-CoursFRA}} Alexandre PrématITA}} Gianmaria BruniFIN}} Heikki KovalainenGBR}} Arden InternationalReport
SITA}} Gianmaria BruniDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} ART Grand Prix
6 F{{flagicon|GBR}} Silverstone CircuitDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} Alexandre PrématDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} ART Grand PrixReport
SUSA}} Scott SpeedFRA}} Olivier PlaGBR}} David Price Racing
7 F{{flagicon|DEU}} HockenheimringDEU}} Nico RosbergDEU}} Nico RosbergDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} ART Grand PrixReport
SDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} Olivier PlaGBR}} David Price Racing
8 F{{flagicon|HUN}} HungaroringCHE}} Neel JaniJPN}} Hiroki YoshimotoCHE}} Neel JaniESP}} Racing EngineeringReport
SMCO}} Clivio PiccioneFRA}} Alexandre PrématFRA}} ART Grand Prix
9 F{{flagicon|TUR}} Istanbul Racing CircuitDEU}} Nico RosbergUSA}} Scott SpeedFRA}} Alexandre PrématFRA}} ART Grand PrixReport
SFRA}} Olivier PlaFIN}} Heikki KovalainenGBR}} Arden International
10 F{{flagicon|ITA}} Autodromo Nazionale MonzaFIN}} Heikki KovalainenDEU}} Nico RosbergFIN}} Heikki KovalainenGBR}} Arden InternationalReport
SDEU}} Nico RosbergCHE}} Neel JaniESP}} Racing Engineering
11 F{{flagicon|BEL}} Circuit de Spa-FrancorchampsITA}} Gianmaria BruniGBR}} Adam CarrollBRA}} Nelson Piquet, Jr.GBR}} Hitech/Piquet RacingReport
SGBR}} Adam CarrollGBR}} Adam CarrollGBR}} Super Nova Racing
12 F{{flagicon|BHR}} Bahrain International CircuitDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} Alexandre PrématDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} ART Grand PrixReport
SUSA}} Scott SpeedDEU}} Nico RosbergFRA}} ART Grand Prix

Championship standings

Drivers

PosDriverIMO
{{flagicon|ITA
CAT
{{flagicon|ESP
{{flagicon>MCONÜR
{{flagicon|DEU
MAG
{{flagicon|FRA
SIL
{{flagicon|GBR
HOC
{{flagicon|DEU
HUN
{{flagicon|HUN
IST
{{flagicon|TUR
MNZ
{{flagicon|ITA
SPA
{{flagicon|BEL
BHR
{{flagicon|BHR
Points
1{{flagicon|DEU}} Nico Rosberg8Ret9433471141452173223511120
2{{flagicon|FIN}} Heikki Kovalainen133Ret51Ret132356251011515†93Ret105
3{{flagicon|USA}} Scott Speed3Ret234161215184243Ret1954Ret1544Ret1967.5
4{{flagicon|FRA}} Alexandre Prémat7210RetRet4Ret9Ret352941114Ret18Ret122367
5{{flagicon|GBR}} Adam Carroll51761Ret24621†8Ret11997256819853
6{{flagicon|ITA}} Giorgio Pantano13†Ret1314Ret2710712762332863NC115549
7{{flagicon|CHE}} Neel Jani61545Ret613†5456Ret2214RetRet711618161348
8{{flagicon|BRA}} Nelson Angelo Piquet14†65211†53RetDSQRetRet3815†10463Ret114Ret1546
9{{flagicon|ARG}} José María López21161Ret13142Ret9Ret1310RetRet67RetRet1084436
10{{flagicon|ITA}} Gianmaria Bruni441Ret28Ret1811711NC14108Ret9Ret16Ret1435
11{{flagicon|VEN}} Ernesto Viso10DNSRetRetDSQRet111181513DSQ126Ret1412RetRet238221
12{{flagicon|FRA}} Nicolas LapierreDNSRet119Ret12Ret3510Ret97126Ret134RetRet23†62021
13{{flagicon|FRA}} Olivier Pla95RetRet9Ret8Ret981817Ret917RetRet1110RetDNS20
14{{flagicon|ESP}} Borja GarcíaRet10Ret1010†RetEXRet121797511Ret35Ret1062191717.5
15{{flagicon|MCO}} Clivio Piccione15RetRet8Ret718DSQ6RetRet17Ret16Ret111114121913714
16{{flagicon|JPN}} Hiroki YoshimotoRet9Ret17DNS11Ret6213Ret12Ret13178101016Ret177614
17{{nowrap|{{flagicon|ITA}} Ferdinando Monfardini}}RetDNSRet11DNSRet61217†1410Ret15Ret11RetRet84Ret115
18{{flagicon|ARG}} Juan Cruz ÁlvarezRet7Ret12Ret18†15RetNC11Ret10NCRet715Ret1217†5610124.5
19{{flagicon|BRA}} Alexandre NegrãoRet1381512†RetRetRet131916†Ret188151219Ret13771294
20{{flagicon|ESP}} Sergio Hernández118Ret18†815513141612Ret19Ret18†Ret20†Ret7Ret20†15183
21{{flagicon|AUT}} Mathias Lauda12RetRet13610Ret161520151421Ret1416181312924†14213
22{{flagicon|TUR}} Can Artam16†RetRetRet717Ret17161814Ret201412111699Ret22†17162
23{{flagicon|GBR}} Ryan SharpRet14Ret16Ret9919RetRetNC11132
24{{flagicon|MYS}} Fairuz Fauzy17†12127Ret14101410RetRetRet16Ret13Ret151411131511100
25{{flagicon|FIN}} Toni Vilander15814130
26{{flagicon|CHE}} Giorgio MondiniRetRet13RetRetRetRet21†18220
PosDriverIMO
{{flagicon|ITA
CAT
{{flagicon|ESP
{{flagicon>MCONÜR
{{flagicon|DEU
MAG
{{flagicon|FRA
SIL
{{flagicon|GBR
HOC
{{flagicon|DEU
HUN
{{flagicon|HUN
IST
{{flagicon|TUR
MNZ
{{flagicon|ITA
SPA
{{flagicon|BEL
BHR
{{flagicon|BHR
Points
{{Motorsport driver results legend}}

Note: Sprint race at Spa was stopped early and half points were awarded.

Teams

PosTeamCar
No.
IMO
{{flagicon|ITA
CAT
{{flagicon|ESP
{{flagicon>MCONÜR
{{flagicon|DEU
MAG
{{flagicon|FRA
SIL
{{flagicon|GBR
HOC
{{flagicon|DEU
HUN
{{flagicon|HUN
IST
{{flagicon|TUR
MNZ
{{flagicon|ITA
SPA
{{flagicon|BEL
BHR
{{flagicon|BHR
Points
1{{flagicon|FRA}} ART Grand Prix 98Ret9433471141452173223511187
107210RetRet4Ret9Ret352941114Ret18Ret1223
2{{flagicon|GBR}} Arden International 22133Ret51Ret132356251011515†93Ret126
23DNSRet119Ret12Ret3510Ret97126Ret134RetRet23†620
3{{flagicon|GBR}} Super Nova Racing 713†Ret1314Ret2710712762332863NC1155102
851761Ret24621†8Ret119972568198
4{{flagicon|GBR}} iSport International 13Ret234161215184243Ret1954Ret1544Ret1969.5
216†RetRetRet717Ret17161814Ret201412111699Ret22†1716
5{{flagicon|ESP}} Racing Engineering 1861545Ret613†5456Ret2214RetRet711618161365.5
19Ret10Ret1010†RetEXRet121797511Ret35Ret10621917
6{{flagicon|GBR}} Hitech/Piquet Racing 314†65211†53RetDSQRetRet3815†10463Ret114Ret1550
4Ret1381512†RetRetRet131916†Ret188151219Ret1377129
7{{flagicon|FRA}} DAMS 1421161Ret13142Ret9Ret1310RetRet67RetRet1084436
1517†12127Ret14101410RetRetRet16Ret13Ret15141113151110
8{{flagicon|ITA}} Coloni Motorsport 1612RetRet13610Ret161520151421Ret1416181312924†142136
17441Ret28Ret1811711NC14108Ret91581413Ret11
9{{flagicon|ESP}} BCN Competición 510DNSRetRetDSQRet111181513DSQ126Ret1412RetRet238235
6Ret9Ret17DNS11Ret6213Ret12Ret13178101016Ret1776
10{{flagicon|GBR}} David Price Racing 1195RetRet9Ret8Ret981817Ret917RetRet1110RetDNS22
12Ret14Ret16Ret9919RetRetNC1113RetRet13RetRetRetRet21†1822
11{{flagicon|ITA}} Durango 2415RetRet8Ret718DSQ6RetRet17Ret16Ret111114121913721
25RetDNSRet11DNSRet61217†1410Ret15Ret11RetRet84Ret16Ret14
12{{flagicon|ESP}} Campos Racing 20Ret7Ret12Ret18†15RetNC11Ret10NCRet715Ret1217†5610127.5
21118Ret18†815513141612Ret19Ret18†Ret20†Ret7Ret20†1518
PosTeamCar
No.
IMO
{{flagicon|ITA
CAT
{{flagicon|ESP
{{flagicon>MCONÜR
{{flagicon|DEU
MAG
{{flagicon|FRA
SIL
{{flagicon|GBR
HOC
{{flagicon|DEU
HUN
{{flagicon|HUN
IST
{{flagicon|TUR
MNZ
{{flagicon|ITA
SPA
{{flagicon|BEL
BHR
{{flagicon|BHR
Points

References

External links

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