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2012 GP3 Series

Season of motor racing competitions

Formula One GP2 Series Teams' Champion: Lotus GP

The 2012 GP3 Series season was the third season of the GP3 Series, a feeder series for the GP2 Series. The season began at Barcelona on 12 May and concluded at Autodromo Nazionale Monza on 9 September after eight rounds made up of two races each and all in support of European Formula One Grands Prix.

The series adopted the points system used by Formula One for the feature race, with points awarded to the top ten drivers and twenty-five points on offer for victory. The points awarded in the sprint race also were changed, with the winner receiving fifteen points and top eight drivers receiving points. The points awarded for pole position and the fastest lap of the race also were doubled.

The winner of the championship was Mitch Evans driving for the MW Arden team, who outscored Lotus GP driver Daniel Abt by two points.

2012 was also the final season that the Dallara GP3/10 chassis package, which débuted in the inaugural season of the series in 2010, was used in competition, as a new chassis package and car, the Dallara GP3/13, was introduced for 2013.

Teams and drivers

Ten teams and thirty drivers had been due to take part in the 2012 season. However, in April 2012 it was reported that only twenty-seven drivers would take place with Mücke Motorsport missing from the grid.

Team	No.	Driver name	Rounds
FRA Lotus GP	1	DEU Daniel Abt	All
2	USA Conor Daly	All
3	FIN Aaro Vainio	All
AUS MW Arden	4	NZL Mitch Evans	All
5	ITA David Fumanelli	All
6	FIN Matias Laine	All
GBR Marussia Manor Racing	7	RUS Dmitry Suranovich	All
8	BRA Fabiano Machado	All
9	CYP Tio Ellinas	All
IRL Status Grand Prix	14	PHL Marlon Stöckinger	All
15	PHL Kotaro Sakurai	1–2, 4
GBR Lewis Williamson	5–8
16	GBR Alice Powell	All
PRT Ocean Racing Technology	17	ESP Carmen Jordá	All
18	ITA Kevin Ceccon	All
19	IRL Robert Cregan	All
CHE Jenzer Motorsport	20	ROU Robert Visoiu	All
21	CHE Patric Niederhauser	All
22	CZE Jakub Klášterka	1–2
ARG Facu Regalia	4
CHE Alex Fontana	6–7
ITA Trident Racing	23	ITA Vicky Piria	All
24	ITA Antonio Spavone	1–4
25	ITA Giovanni Venturini	4–8
GBR Carlin	26	GBR Alex Brundle	All
27	PRT António Félix da Costa	All
28	GBR William Buller	All
GBR Atech CRS GP	29	HUN Tamás Pál Kiss	All
30	BEL John Wartique	1–3, 7–8
BRA Fabio Gamberini	4
ARG Facu Regalia	6
31	USA Ethan Ringel	All

Driver changes

; Changed teams

Conor Daly, who contested the 2011 season with Carlin, signed with Lotus GP.
After a season with Status Grand Prix, António Félix da Costa moved to Carlin, a team he competed with at two rounds of the series in 2010.
Matias Laine switched from Marussia Manor Racing to MW Arden.
Tamás Pál Kiss, who raced for Tech 1 Racing, joined Atech CRS GP.
Marlon Stöckinger left Atech CRS GP to join Status Grand Prix.
Aaro Vainio moved from Tech 1 Racing to Lotus GP.

; Entering/Re-Entering GP3 Series

Daniel Abt joined the series, driving for Lotus GP, after a season in the Formula 3 Euro Series.
Alex Brundle competes in the series for Carlin, moving from the FIA Formula Two Championship. He was joined by British Formula 3 driver William Buller.
Auto GP champion Kevin Ceccon and Irish Fujitsu V8 Supercar Series driver Robert Cregan signed with Ocean Racing Technology for his series debut.
Cypriot-born British Formula Renault driver Tio Ellinas joined Marussia Manor Racing.
European F3 Open runner-up David Fumanelli made his series debut, driving for MW Arden.
After missing the 2011 racing season, Carmen Jordá drives for the Ocean Racing Technology team.
Jakub Klášterka returned to motorsport after two-year absence, joining Jenzer Motorsport.
Formula Three Sudamericana champion Fabiano Machado entered the series with Marussia Manor Racing.
Italian Formula Abarth champion Patric Niederhauser and fellow Formula Abarth driver Robert Visoiu moved into the GP3 Series, continuing their association with Jenzer Motorsport. Both combine GP3 with an Italian Formula Three program with BVM and Ghinzani Arco Motorsport respectively.
Formula Abarth graduate Vicky Piria became the series' first female driver, after signing for Trident Racing. She was joined in the team by fellow Formula Abarth driver Antonio Spavone, who also competing in Auto GP World Series in 2012.
British Formula Renault driver Alice Powell signed with Status Grand Prix, and was joined in the team by British Formula 3 Rookie champion Kotaro Sakurai.
F2000 Series and Formula Enterprise driver Ethan Ringel joined Atech CRS GP.
After driving for four rounds in Formula Abarth with Euronova Racing, Dmitry Suranovich joined Marussia Manor Racing for his GP3 Series debut.
Belgian sports car racer John Wartique made his debut in GP3 and single seaters with Atech CRS GP team.

;Mid-season changes

Jakub Klášterka left Jenzer Motorsport between the Monaco and Valencia rounds of the championship. He was replaced by Auto GP World Series driver Facu Regalia for the next round at Silverstone.
- After missing the Hockenheim races, Regalia moved to Atech CRS GP for the Hungarian round. Alex Fontana took his place at Jenzer.
Kotaro Sakurai left Status Grand Prix due to sponsorship problems. His place was filled by Lewis Williamson, who previously raced in GP3 with MW Arden.
Giovanni Venturini joined the series for the rest of the season from Silverstone onwards, driving a third car for Trident Racing.
John Wartique was replaced by Fabio Gamberini at Atech CRS GP for the Silverstone round after Wartique's sponsors failed to meet their financial obligations with the team.

Team changes

The series has proposed amending the rules which mean teams are obligated to run three cars. Under the proposed rule changes, teams will only need to enter two cars, and will have the option of entering a third.
Addax Team will exit the championship to concentrate on their GP2 Series team, and will be replaced by Trident Racing. Trident started the season with only two cars instead of three, before entering a third from Silverstone onwards.
After competing as Lotus ART in 2011, ART Grand Prix was renamed as Lotus Grand Prix in both the GP2 and GP3 Series championships, reflecting their increased relationship with title sponsor Lotus Cars. The cars will carry a black and gold livery modelled on the livery used by parent team Lotus F1.
Ocean Racing Technology replaced Tech 1 Racing.
RSC Mücke, the Ralf Schumacher-Mücke Motorsport collaboration, indicated to series organisers that they would not be taking part in the 2012 season, reducing the number of cars on the grid from thirty to twenty-seven.

2012 Schedule

The 2012 calendar was announced on 16 December 2011. The series consisted of eight rounds, with a round in Monaco confirmed on 26 January 2012. The series had previously attempted to include a race in Monaco for the 2011 season, but was forced to abandon its plans when it was found that the support paddock did not have enough space for the GP3 Series. The series supported every Grand Prix on the European leg of the 2012 Formula One season.

Round	Location	Circuit	Date
ESP Catalunya, Spain	Circuit de Catalunya	12 May	**
13 May
MCO Monte Carlo, Monaco	Circuit de Monaco	25 May	**
26 May
ESP Valencia. Spain	Valencia Street Circuit	23 June	**
24 June
GBR Silverstone, UK	Silverstone Circuit	7 July	**
8 July
DEU Hockenheim, Germany	Hockenheimring	21 July	**
22 July
HUN Budapest, Hungary	Hungaroring	28 July	**
29 July
BEL Spa, Belgium	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps	1 September	**
2 September
ITA Monza, Italy	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	8 September	**
9 September
Sources:

Race summaries

Carlin's António Félix da Costa qualified on pole position by 0.01 seconds to Lotus GP drivers Conor Daly and Aaro Vainio. However, on the start of the race their team-mate Daniel Abt made a fast getaway from seventh on the grid to lead. But Abt and Félix da Costa both had a jump start and got drive-through penalties. Returnee Mitch Evans, who was behind the two drivers after the start, won the opening race at Barcelona. Status Grand Prix's Marlon Stöckinger scored his first series podium, finishing second. Vainio completed the podium. Conor Daly recouped in the sprint race, claiming his first series win. Reverse polesitter Robert Visoiu and MW Arden's Matias Laine were also on podium.

Two weeks later at Monaco Vainio took the championship lead from Evans after his first series win from pole position in the feature race. He was joined on the podium by Atech CRS GP's Tamás Pál Kiss and Ocean Racing Technology's Kevin Ceccon. Stöckinger, who started from reverse pole, celebrated his first series win. Félix da Costa and Abt completed the podium. The race was noted by two huge accidents between Carlin team-mates Alex Brundle and William Buller, and between Marussia Manor Racing's Dmitry Suranovich and Daly.

The next series stop was at Valencia Street Circuit, where Mitch Evans regained championship lead with win from pole. Aaro Vainio was second, while David Fumanelli scored his first series podium. Like at Monaco the win in the sprint race was claimed by reverse polesitter. This time it was Jenzer Motorsport's Patric Niederhauser, who won the race in GP3 for the first time. Abt and Laine completed the podium.

Prior Silverstone round António Félix da Costa became part of the Red Bull Junior Team and his results increased. He scored his first win of the season, despite start behind championship leaders Evans and Vainio, who joined Félix da Costa on podium. Tyre strategy enabled William Buller to claim the victory in the second race starting from last row on the grid. Daly and Niederhauser completed the podium.

Daniel Abt scored his first pole position on the home soil at Hockenheim. But wet race conditions helped Patric Niederhauser score his second win. Conor Daly and Trident Racing's Giovanni Venturini joined him on podium. Evans extended championship lead by winning the sprint race. He was joined by Lotus GP's Abt and Daly. The race was noted by airborne accidents which left Vicky Piria and Fabiano Machado with injuries.

António Félix da Costa was unstoppable at Budapest, becoming the first GP3 Series driver, who had double win during the weekend. Habitual residents of the podium Abt, Evans and Niederhauser rose again on the podium stages, with Alex Brundle, who joined them for the first time.

Results

Round	Circuit	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
ESP Circuit de Catalunya	PRT António Félix da Costa	CHE Patric Niederhauser	NZL Mitch Evans	AUS MW Arden	Report
	PHL	USA Conor Daly	FRA Lotus GP
MCO Circuit de Monaco	FIN Aaro Vainio	ITA Kevin Ceccon	FIN Aaro Vainio	FRA Lotus GP	Report
	PHL Marlon Stöckinger	PHL Marlon Stöckinger	IRL Status Grand Prix
ESP Valencia Street Circuit	NZL Mitch Evans	NZL Mitch Evans	NZL Mitch Evans	AUS MW Arden	Report
	PRT António Félix da Costa	CHE Patric Niederhauser	CHE Jenzer Motorsport
GBR Silverstone Circuit	NZL Mitch Evans	PRT António Félix da Costa	PRT António Félix da Costa	GBR Carlin	Report
	CYP Tio Ellinas	GBR William Buller	GBR Carlin
GER Hockenheimring	DEU Daniel Abt	CYP Tio Ellinas	CHE Patric Niederhauser	CHE Jenzer Motorsport	Report
	NZL Mitch Evans	NZL Mitch Evans	AUS MW Arden
HUN Hungaroring	FIN Aaro Vainio	PRT António Félix da Costa	PRT António Félix da Costa	GBR Carlin	Report
	NZL	PRT António Félix da Costa	GBR Carlin
BEL Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps	NZL Mitch Evans	PRT António Félix da Costa	DEU Daniel Abt	FRA Lotus GP	Report
	PRT António Félix da Costa	FIN Matias Laine	AUS MW Arden
ITA Autodromo Nazionale Monza	NZL Mitch Evans	CYP Tio Ellinas	DEU Daniel Abt	FRA Lotus GP	Report
	NZL	CYP Tio Ellinas	GBR Marussia Manor Racing
Source:

Championship standings

;Scoring system Points were awarded to the top 10 classified finishers in the race 1, and to the top 8 classified finishers in the race 2. The pole-sitter in the race 1 also received four points, and two points were given to the driver who set the fastest lap inside the top ten in both the race 1 and race 2. No extra points were awarded to the pole-sitter in the race 2.

;Race 1 points

Position	Points
1st	2nd
25	18

;Race 2 points Points were awarded to the top 8 classified finishers.

Position	Points
1st	2nd
15	12

Drivers' Championship

Pos	Driver	CAT
ESP	MON
MCO	VAL
ESP	SIL
GBR	HOC
DEU	HUN
HUN	SPA
BEL	MNZ
ITA	Points	1	151.5	2	149.5	3	132	4	123	5	111	6	106	7	101	8	99	9	56	10	55	11	47	12	38	13	31	14	24	15	20	16	19	17	11	18	8.5	19	1	20	1	21	0	22	0	23	0	24	0	25	0	26	0	27	0	28	0	29	0	30	0	31	0	Pos	Driver	CAT
ESP	MON
MCO	VAL
ESP	SIL
GBR	HOC
DEU	HUN
HUN	SPA
BEL	MNZ
ITA	Points
NZL Mitch Evans	1	20	5	4	1	6	2	11	8	1	3	21	3	15	Ret	20
DEU Daniel Abt	13	6	6	3	6	2	4	Ret	7	2	2	11	1	5	1	2
PRT António Félix da Costa	14	7	7	2	Ret	8	1	6	Ret	Ret	1	1	2	2	15	5
FIN Aaro Vainio	3	4	1	7	2	7	3	Ret	5	6	5	7	6	14	11	14
FIN Matias Laine	5	3	21	16	5	3	9	18†	4	5	7	6	5	1	3	6
USA Conor Daly	6	1	23	Ret	11	Ret	5	2	2	3	6	9	7	3	4	11
CHE Patric Niederhauser	4	5	Ret	15	8	1	10	3	1	9	16	2	11	6	5	Ret
CYP Tio Ellinas	7	15	9	8	4	5	6	4	10	7	13	4	4	Ret	2	1
ITA Kevin Ceccon	Ret	10	3	6	7	4	8	7	17	15	4	8	12	20	13	9
PHL Marlon Stöckinger	2	19	8	1	19	11	16	Ret	16	11	9	13	14	16	7	4
ITA David Fumanelli	9	17	4	5	3	16	DNS	DNS	12	10	8	Ret	20	Ret	6	13
HUN Tamás Pál Kiss	12	Ret	2	9	9	10	11	14	6	4	14	10	17	10	9	15
ITA Giovanni Venturini							13	16	3	8	11	Ret	9	9	8	3
ROU Robert Vișoiu	8	2	14	10	Ret	12	12	5	DSQ	12	12	22	15	13	14	7
GBR William Buller	23	9	12	Ret	10	9	Ret	1	9	Ret	23	12	13	8	10	12
GBR Alex Brundle	10	8	10	Ret	16	14	7	10	DSQ	13	15	3	19	11	DSQ	10
GBR Lewis Williamson									13	Ret	10	5	8	7	19	Ret
CHE Alex Fontana											17	15	10	4
GBR Alice Powell	Ret	11	11	22	18	Ret	17	Ret	19	Ret	19	20	18	12	12	8
BRA Fabio Gamberini							23	8
BRA Fabiano Machado	16	Ret	15	17	Ret	19	19	9	Ret	Ret	DNS	DNS	25	21	Ret	16
IRL Robert Cregan	15	Ret	18	11	15	13	20	15	11	NC	21	14	21	DNS	20	17
RUS Dmitry Suranovich	11	Ret	16	DSQ	Ret	15	22	20†	15	14	Ret	16	22	18	22†	DNS
PHL Kotaro Sakurai	18	12	13	20			15	13
BEL John Wartique	21	13	17	13	12	Ret							23	17	17	18
ITA Vicky Piria	22	16	19	12	17	18	18	21†	14	Ret	20	19	16	19	16	Ret
ARG Facu Regalia							14	12			18	18
ESP Carmen Jordá	20	21	Ret	21	13	Ret	DNQ	DNQ	20	Ret	24†	Ret	26	23	21	19
USA Ethan Ringel	Ret	18	Ret	18	14	Ret	Ret	17	18	16	22	17	24	22	18	Ret
ITA Antonio Spavone	17	Ret	20	14	Ret	17	21	18
CZE Jakub Klášterka	19	14	22	19
Sources:

|} Notes:

† — Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 90% of the race distance.

Teams' Championship

Pos	Team	Car
No.	CAT
ESP	MON
MCO	VAL
ESP	SIL
GBR	HOC
DEU	HUN
HUN	SPA
BEL	MNZ
ITA	Points	1	378.5	2	309.5	3	171	4	133.5	5	99	6	67	7	56	8	39	9	31	Pos	Team	Car
No.	CAT
ESP	MON
MCO	VAL
ESP	SIL
GBR	HOC
DEU	HUN
HUN	SPA
BEL	MNZ
ITA	Points
FRA Lotus GP	1	13	6	6	3	6	2	4	Ret	7	2	2	11	1	5	1	2
2	6	1	23†	Ret	11	Ret	5	2	2	3	6	9	7	3	4	11
3	3	4	1	7	2	7	3	Ret	5	6	5	7	6	14	11	14
AUS MW Arden	4	1	20	5	4	1	6	2	11	8	1	3	21	3	15	Ret	20
5	9	17	4	5	3	16	DNS	DNS	12	10	8	Ret	20	Ret	6	13
6	5	3	21	16	5	3	9	18†	4	5	7	6	5	1	3	6
GBR Carlin	26	10	8	10	Ret	16	14	7	10	DSQ	13	15	3	19	11	DSQ	10
27	14	7	7	2	Ret	8	1	6	Ret	Ret	1	1	2	2	15	5
28	23	9	12	Ret	10	9	Ret	1	9	Ret	23	12	13	8	10	12
CHE Jenzer Motorsport	20	8	2	14	10	Ret	12	12	5	DSQ	12	12	22	15	13	14	7
21	4	5	Ret	15	8	1	10	3	1	9	16	2	11	6	5	Ret
22	19	14	22	19			14	12			17	15	10	4
GBR Marussia Manor Racing	7	11	Ret	16	DSQ	Ret	15	22	20†	15	14	Ret	16	22	18	22†	DNS
8	16	Ret	15	17	Ret	19	19	9	Ret	Ret	DNS	DNS	25	21	Ret	16
9	7	15	9	8	4	5	6	4	10	7	13	4	4	Ret	2	1
IRL Status Grand Prix	14	2	19	8	1	19	11	16	Ret	16	11	9	13	14	16	7	4
15	18	12	13	20			15	13	13	Ret	10	5	8	7	19	Ret
16	Ret	11	11	22	18	Ret	17	Ret	19	Ret	19	20	18	12	12	8
PRT Ocean Racing Technology	17	Ret	10	Ret	21	13	Ret	DNQ	DNQ	20	Ret	24†	Ret	26	23	21	19
18	20	21	3	6	7	4	8	7	17	15	4	8	12	20	13	9
19	15	Ret	18	11	15	13	20	15	11	NC	21	14	21	DNS	20	17
GBR Atech CRS GP	29	12	Ret	2	9	9	10	11	14	6	4	14	10	17	10	9	15
30	21	13	17	13	12	Ret	23	8			18	18	23	17	17	18
31	Ret	18	Ret	18	14	Ret	Ret	17	18	16	22	17	24	22	18	Ret
ITA Trident Racing	23	22	16	19	12	17	18	18	21†	14	Ret	20	19	16	19	16	Ret
24	17	Ret	20	14	Ret	17	21	19
25							13	16	3	8	11	Ret	9	9	8	3
Sources:

|} Notes:

† — Drivers did not finish the race, but were classified as they completed over 90% of the race distance.

Footnotes

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