Robin Frijns took his maiden GP2 victory in a thrilling feature race at the Spanish Grand Prix that also marked the first win for his team Hilmer Motorsport. The Sauber reserve driver had a relatively straight-forward race after Marcus Ericsson retired from the lead on lap ten, but he did well to manage the gap to the chaos kicking off behind him. Felipe Nasr finished second ahead of Carlin team-mate Jolyon Palmer, but only after the pair had made contact and Sam Bird, who was in contention for a podium all race, was edged onto the grass by Palmer and spun off. Frijns started from eighth on the grid but opted to pit as early as the rules allow on lap six in order to bolt on the...
Full Story »