Felipe Nasr finally broke his GP2 duck as he took his maiden victory in his 50th race in the series at the Circuit de Catalunya.The Brazilian has been a regular frontrunner in the championship and had 11 podium finishes to his name, but had never managed to stand on the top step leading some to question if he had the killer mentality needed to graduate to F1. A good start from sixth on the grid saw Nasr leap up to second on the grid and apply pressure to pole-sitter Tom Dillmann, eventually making a move stick at turn four on the second lap. Behind them Jolyon Palmer and Rio Haryanto made contact with the Briton losing part of his front-wing for the second race in succession whilst the...
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