2012 Hungaroring GP3 Series round

   2012 Hungaroring GP3 round
Round details
Round 6 of 8 rounds in the
2012 GP3 Series

Layout of the Hungaroring circuit
Location Hungaroring, Mogyoród, Hungary
Course Permanent racing facility
4.381 km (2.722 mi)
Race 1
Date 28 July 2012
Laps 16
Pole position
Driver Aaro Vainio Lotus GP
Time 1:36.052
Podium
First António Félix da Costa Carlin
Second Daniel Abt Lotus GP
Third Mitch Evans MW Arden
Fastest lap
Driver António Félix da Costa Carlin
Time 1:37.899 (on lap 15)
Race 2
Date 29 July 2012
Laps 16
Podium
First António Félix da Costa Carlin
Second Patric Niederhauser Jenzer Motorsport
Third Alex Brundle Carlin
Fastest lap
Driver Mitch Evans MW Arden
Time 1:40.097 (on lap 16)

The 2012 Hungaroring GP3 Series round was a GP3 Series motor race held on July 28 and 29, 2012 at Hungaroring, Hungary. It was the sixth round of the 2012 GP3 season.[1] The race supported the 2012 Hungarian Grand Prix.

With António Félix da Costa winning Race 1 and Race 2 respectively, it marked the first time in the series' history that a driver was able to win two races in a weekend.

Classification

Qualifying

Pos. No. Driver Team Time Grid
1 3 Aaro Vainio Lotus GP 1:36.052 1
2 27 António Félix da Costa Carlin 1:36.301 2
3 4 Mitch Evans MW Arden 1:36.381 3
4 14 Marlon Stöckinger Status Grand Prix 1:36.478 4
5 5 David Fumanelli MW Arden 1:36.541 5
6 1 Daniel Abt Lotus GP 1:36.569 6
7 2 Conor Daly Lotus GP 1:36.783 7
8 18 Kevin Ceccon Ocean Racing Technology 1:36.807 8
9 6 Matias Laine MW Arden 1:36.866 9
10 21 Patric Niederhauser Jenzer Motorsport 1:36.867 10
11 20 Robert Visoiu Jenzer Motorsport 1:36.967 11
12 28 William Buller Carlin 1:37.065 12
13 15 Lewis Williamson Status Grand Prix 1:37.066 13
14 25 Giovanni Venturini Trident Racing 1:37.264 14
15 9 Tio Ellinas Marussia Manor Racing 1:37.282 15
16 26 Alex Brundle Carlin 1:37.612 16
17 30 Facu Regalia Atech CRS Grand Prix 1:37.625 17
18 22 Alex Fontana Jenzer Motorsport 1:37.661 18
19 16 Alice Powell Status Grand Prix 1:37.730 19
20 29 Tamás Pál Kiss Atech CRS Grand Prix 1:37.882 20
21 7 Dmitry Suranovich Marussia Manor Racing 1:38.528 21
22 19 Robert Cregan Ocean Racing Technology 1:38.560 22
23 8 Fabiano Machado Marussia Manors Racing 1:38.671 23
24 31 Ethan Ringel Atech CRS Grand Prix 1:38.706 24
25 23 Vicky Piria Trident Racing 1:38.974 25
26 17 Carmen Jordá Ocean Racing Technology 1:41.809 26
Source:[2]

Race 1

Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 27 António Félix da Costa Carlin 16 26:33.107 2 27 (25+2)
2 1 Daniel Abt Lotus GP 16 +4.410 6 18
3 4 Mitch Evans MW Arden 16 +4.747 3 15
4 18 Kevin Ceccon Ocean Racing Technology 16 +8.674 8 12
5 3 Aaro Vainio Lotus GP 16 +9.681 1 14 (10+4)
6 2 Conor Daly Lotus GP 16 +10.404 7 8
7 6 Matias Laine MW Arden 16 +11.025 9 6
8 5 David Fumanelli MW Arden 16 +12.928 5 4
9 14 Marlon Stöckinger Status Grand Prix 16 +13.338 4 2
10 15 Lewis Williamson Status Grand Prix 16 +14.257 13 1
11 25 Giovanni Venturini Trident Racing 16 +17.448 14
12 20 Robert Visoiu Jenzer Motorsport 16 +18.531 11
13 9 Tio Ellinas Marussia Manor Racing 16 +20.984 15
14 29 Tamás Pál Kiss Atech CRS Grand Prix 16 +21.482 20
15 26 Alex Brundle Carlin 16 +23.338 16
16 21 Patric Niederhauser Jenzer Motorsport 16 +24.770 10
17 22 Alex Fontana Jenzer Motorsport 16 +28.400 18
18 30 Facu Regalia Atech CRS Grand Prix 16 +32.508 17
19 16 Alice Powell Status Grand Prix 16 +32.988 19
20 23 Vicky Piria Trident Racing 16 +41.678 25
21 19 Robert Cregan Ocean Racing Technology 16 +44.872 22
22 31 Ethan Ringel Atech CRS Grand Prix 16 +48.844 24
23 28 William Buller Carlin 16 +1:30.888 12
24 17 Carmen Jordá Ocean Racing Technology 14 Retired 26
Ret 7 Dmitry Suranovich Marussia Manor Racing 3 Retired 21
DNS 8 Fabiano Machado Marussia Manor Racing 0 did not start 23
Fastest lap: António Félix da Costa (Carlin) — 1:37.899 (on lap 15)
Source:[3][4]

Race 2

Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 27 António Félix da Costa Carlin 16 30:36.220 8 17 (15+2)
2 21 Patric Niederhauser Jenzer Motorsport 16 +11.071 16 12
3 26 Alex Brundle Carlin 16 +13.440 15 10
4 9 Tio Ellinas Marussia Manor Racing 16 +18.987 13 8
5 15 Lewis Williamson Status Grand Prix 16 +19.505 10 6
6 6 Matias Laine MW Arden 16 +21.609 2 4
7 3 Aaro Vainio Lotus GP 16 +22.052 4 2
8 18 Kevin Ceccon Ocean Racing Technology 16 +25.392 5 1
9 2 Conor Daly Lotus GP 16 +29.260 3
10 29 Tamás Pál Kiss Atech CRS Grand Prix 16 +32.289 14
11 1 Daniel Abt Lotus GP 16 +37.146 7
12 28 William Buller Carlin 16 +37.150 23
13 14 Marlon Stöckinger Status Grand Prix 16 +38.616 9
14 19 Robert Cregan Ocean Racing Technology 16 +39.674 21
15 22 Alex Fontana Jenzer Motorsport 16 +48.584 17
16 7 Dmitry Suranovich Marussia Manor Racing 16 +50.483 25
17 31 Ethan Ringel Atech CRS Grand Prix 16 +59.255 22
18 30 Facu Regalia Atech CRS Grand Prix 16 +1:04.953 18
19 23 Vicky Piria Trident Racing 16 +1:12.457 20
20 16 Alice Powell Status Grand Prix 16 +1:22.641 19
21 4 Mitch Evans MW Arden 16 +1:31.650 6
22 20 Robert Visoiu Jenzer Motorsport 16 +1 Lap 12
Ret 17 Carmen Jordá Ocean Racing Technology 13 Retired 24
Ret 25 Giovanni Venturini Trident Racing 12 Retired 11
Ret 5 David Fumanelli MW Arden 0 Retired 1
DNS 8 Fabiano Machado Marussia Manor Racing 0 did not start —
Fastest lap: Mitch Evans (MW Arden) — 1:40.097 (on lap 16)
Source:[5]

Standings after the round

  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.

See also

References

  1. ^ "2012 GP3 Series Calendar". GP3 Series. GP2 Motorsport Limited. 16 December 2011. Archived from the original on 5 February 2012. Retrieved 16 December 2011.
  2. ^ "Hungaroring GP3 Qualifying Results". AutoMobilSport.com. 28 July 2012. Archived from the original on October 21, 2012. Retrieved 25 May 2021.
  3. ^ "Budapest GP3 Race 1 Classification". AutoMobilSport.com. 28 July 2012. Archived from the original on October 21, 2012. Retrieved 26 May 2021.
  4. ^ "2012 Hungaroring GP3 - Round 11". Motorsport Magazine.com. Motorsport Magazine. 28 July 2012. Retrieved 26 May 2021.
  5. ^ "2012 Hungaroring GP3 - Round 12". Motorsport Magazine.com. Motorsport Magazine. Retrieved 6 December 2021.


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