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Luca di Grassi (ITA) ART Grand Prix, Turkish GP2, Istanbul Park, 24th-26th, August 2007

GP2 » di Grassi returns with Campos.

Tuesday, 10th June 2008

Renault F1 reserve driver Lucas di Grassi will return to the GP2 Series after being drafted in as replacement for Ben Hanley at Barwa Campos International.

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The reason for the switch of drivers at Campos is not yet clear, with Hanley having been placed with the team by the RDD programme. Sadly for the Briton, however, a bright start to his GP2 career - with stunning winter test times and points on debut, after a drive through the field, in the GP2 Asia Series - has not been translated to the summer season, where he has just a solitary point to his name, and has failed to match the more experienced Petrov.

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