Arden International

Arden International is a British motorsport team based in Banbury ( England ). The team was founded in 1997 by Garry and Christian Horner and competed in the international Formula 3000 championship until 2004 . Arden has been competing in the GP2 series since 2005 . After the team competed in the GP2 series with a Dutch license from 2007 to 2010 , it has been back with a British license since 2011. Arden is also represented in the GP3 series founded in 2010 . It competes there as MW Arden with an Australian license, as it is supported by Mark Webber .

In Formula 3000, Arden won the team title in 2002, 2003 and 2004. Björn Werdenheim (2003) and Vitantonio Liuzzi (2004) became Formula 3000 champions with Arden.

In the GP3 series, Mitch Evans (2012) and Daniil Kwjat (2013) won the championship title.

history

Formula 3000

Christian Horner was active in various racing series until 1997. In 1997 he founded the Arden International team with his father Garry and competed with this team in the International Formula 3000 Championship . As a driver, Christian Horner was initially active for the team himself. In the debut season, Horner was only able to qualify in four out of ten races, but he managed to score a point in the last race of the season. Arden finished 16th overall at the end of the season.

Maslow worked for Arden for three years

In 1998 Horner joined Kurt Mollekens and renamed the team Arden Racing . While Mollekens finished seventh overall with two second places, Horner remained without points. In the team ranking, Arden improved to seventh place. In 1999 Horner no longer got into the cockpit himself, but hired the pilots Wiktor Maslow and Marc Goossens . While Maslow was unable to qualify for any race, Goossens did qualify a few times, but he never crossed the finish line. After Arden had already received financial support from Russia in 1999, they started as Arden Team Russia in 2000 . Maslow stayed with the team and formed the driver duo for the season with Darren Manning . Manning managed to build on previous successes and gave the team two podium finishes. Maslow was able to qualify in a few races but never got past 15th place. In the team ranking, Arden took eighth place. They also competed in the Italian Formula 3000 in 1999 and 2000 and won the team championship in the second season.

In 2001 there were no changes in the driver pairing. While Manning had again taken a podium place, Maslow could not score again. In the team standings, they fell to ninth place this season. In 2002 the driver pairing changed and Björn Werdenheim and Tomáš Enge , who had finished third overall the previous year, were signed up. In the fourth race of the season on the A1-Ring , Enge scored the first victory for Arden. Since Werdenheim took second place, it was also the team's first double victory. In the further course of the season two more victories by Enge and one victory by Werdenheim followed. In addition, Arden prevailed against the other teams this season and won the team championship ahead of Coloni . Enge initially won the driver's championship title, but after the race on the Hungaroring he tested positive for cannabis and was therefore subsequently disqualified for doping. Finally, Enge was third in the championship.

Björn Werdenheim was the first Arden driver to win the Formula 3000 driver's title

In 2003 the team was renamed Arden International . Werdenheim stayed with Arden and Townsend Bell was signed as the second pilot . While Werdenheim dominated the season and did not finish in first or second place in just one race, Bell could not keep up with his teammate and eventual champion and had to be content with a podium finish. Arden also won the team championship this season. In 2004 Vitantonio Liuzzi and Robert Doornbos were engaged . An Arden driver also dominated Formula 3000 this season: Liuzzi won seven out of ten races and came second twice. Doornbos, who finished third at the end of the season, also won a race. Arden won the team championship for the third time in a row this season.

A1 Grand Prix

In the A1 Grand Prix , founded in 2005 , Arden competed in its debut season . Arden looked after the A1 Team Great Britain . Robbie Kerr was the driver for the first ten of eleven race weekends - he finished on the podium seven times. On the last race weekend in China, Kerr was replaced by Darren Manning . He also finished on the podium once, but neither driver managed to win. The team finished the season in third place overall. Following this season, the British team's Seatholder continued the series on their own. Arden did not continue his involvement in the A1GP with another team.

GP2 series

After Formula 3000 was discontinued at the end of 2004, the successor series GP2 started in 2005 . Heikki Kovalainen , champion of the World Series by Nissan 2004, and Nicolas Lapierre were signed as drivers . Although Kovalainen won as many races as the future champion Nico Rosberg , but since he scored fewer points, he had to be content with the runner-up title. Lapierre finished eleventh with a third place. Arden finished second in the team classification. After Kovalainen switched to Renault as a test driver in Formula 1 , Michael Ammermüller became Lapierre's new team-mate in 2006 . The season was different for the successful team than in previous years, because only Ammermüller could achieve a race victory. The best Arden driver at the end of the season was Lapierre, who was represented by Neel Jani on two race weekends . In the team classification, Arden took fourth place.

From 2007 the team started with a Dutch racing license. Bruno Senna , nephew of the late Formula 1 world champion Ayrton Senna , and Adrian Zaugg were signed as pilots. While Senna won a race and was third twice, Zaugg had to be content with a few points. For the last race of the season Zaugg was replaced by Filipe Albuquerque . In the team ranking, Arden deteriorated to seventh place overall.

Sébastien Buemi in the 2008 GP2 series

As of 2008 , the newly founded GP2 Asia series was also part of the team. Sébastien Buemi played the entire season and Adam Khan was replaced by Yelmer Buurman after two races . Buemi won a race and was runner-up and Arden also took second place in the team classification. In the 2008 season of the European GP2 series, the season began with Buemi and Buurman, who was replaced by Luca Filippi in the middle of the season . Buemi achieved two victories and thus secured sixth place overall. Arden finished sixth in the drivers' championship.

In the GP2 Asia Series season 2008/2009 joined Luiz Razia of Arden International. The second cockpit was given to Edoardo Mortara from the third race weekend , who replaced Mika Mäki and Renger van der Zande , who took part in the first races. In the last race of the season, Razia scored the only victory for Arden, who finished sixth in the team standings. In the GP2 series, Mortara kept his cockpit and was reinforced by Sergio Pérez . The highlight of the season was a victory by Mortara in the second race of the season. Pérez achieved two podium finishes. Arden took eighth place in the team classification.

Edoardo Mortara (front) won the only GP2 race for Arden in 2009

In the 2009/2010 season of the GP2 Asia series, Charles Pic and Rodolfo González began the season for Arden. For the second race weekend, GP2 veteran Javier Villa González replaced. In the European GP2 series, Pic and González competed again for Arden International in 2010 . Pic finished tenth overall with one win and third place, while González was 21st with two points. The team came in seventh overall.

From the season onwards Arden started again with a British license. In the GP2 Asia Series season 2011 , Josef Král and Jolyon Palmer competed for the team . The team achieved tenth place overall with a podium finish. For the GP2 series 2011 , as in the GP2 Asia series, Král and Palmer were the driver pairing. Král finished on the podium twice and finished 15th overall while Palmer didn't score any points and was 28th. Arden reached eleventh place overall in the team ranking.

In the 2012 GP2 series , Luiz Razia and Simon Trummer drove for Arden International. Razia won the main race in Sepang and three sprint races in Barcelona, ​​Valencia and Silverstone and was runner-up. His team-mate Trummer drove into the points three times and was in 23rd place overall. With a total of four wins and nine podium finishes, the team was third in the overall standings with 226 points.

Johnny cecotto jr. during qualifying of the GP2 series in Spa-Francorchamps 2013

2013 was Johnny Cecotto jr. and Mitch Evans , who won the championship title in the GP3 series with Arden last year , signed on as drivers. Evans finished on the podium four times, finishing the season 14th, while Cecotto finished 16th without a podium finish. In the team standings, Arden finished the season in eighth place overall.

GP3 series

Daniil Kvyat, 2013 GP3 series champion

Since 2010 Arden International has also competed in the GP3 series . Since the team there is supported by Mark Webber , it operates under the Australian license under the name MW Arden . Michael Christensen , Miki Monras and Leonardo Cordeiro were signed up as drivers . Monras was the only one of the three drivers to take the points and was on the podium in two sprint races. At the end of the season Arden finished ninth and thus penultimate place in the team ranking.

For the 2011 season, three new drivers were committed. Mitch Evans , Simon Trummer and Lewis Williamson started for the team. Evans took the first win for MW Arden in the main race of the second race weekend. Later in the season, Williamson won again. The team improved to second in the team ranking.

While Evans stayed with MW Arden in the GP3 series, Trummer rose within the team to the GP2 series. Williamson initially received no cockpit. New signings for the 2012 season were David Fumanelli and Matias Laine . Evans won the championship title with three wins and three more podium guns that season. In the team standings, Arden came second again.

In 2013 the team started with a completely new driver line-up: Carlos Sainz jr. , Robert Vişoiu and Daniil Kwjat . Rookie Kwjat won the season in the penultimate race of the season, after he had not even held the lead in the championship before. The team took second place in the team classification for the third time in a row.

Formula Renault 3.5

In cooperation with Caterham , Arden competed as Arden Caterham in the Formula Renault 3.5 series from the 2012 season . At start of the season was Alexander Rossi , Formula 1 test driver for Caterham , and Lewis Williamson , best driver of MW Arden in the GP3 Series in 2011, obliged. In the third race of the season, Rossi secured the team's first podium with a third place. Williamson was replaced by António Félix da Costa after the third race weekend . Félix da Costa has won four times in the last five races and was fourth overall. He clearly beat his team-mate Rossi, who had driven five races more, with 166 to 63 points. In the team standings, Arden Caterham immediately secured second place.

In 2013 Félix da Costa stayed as a driver. His new team-mate became Pietro Fantin . Félix da Costa again clearly prevailed within the team. While he was third overall, Fantin only finished 21st. In the team ranking, the team deteriorated to fourth.

Arden drivers in Formula 1

A total of ten Arden drivers have had experience in Formula 1. Five drivers have started at least one Formula 1 race.

• Michael Ammermüller was active as a test pilot for Red Bull Racing in 2006 .
• Sébastien Buemi competed for Toro Rosso in Formula 1 between 2009 and 2011 . In 2012 and 2013 he was a test pilot for Red Bull . Since 2014 he takes only and the WEC and the formula E part.
• Robert Doornbos started in a total of eleven Formula 1 races in 2005 and 2006.
• Before joining Arden, Tomáš Enge took part in three Formula 1 races in the 2001 Formula 1 season as a Prost Grand Prix driver .
• Neel Jani was a test pilot at Toro Rosso in 2006.
• Heikki Kovalainen competed for several Formula 1 teams from 2007 to 2013 .
• Danil Kvyat was a test pilot for Toro Rosso in 2013 and has been at the start for Toro Rosso and Red Bull since 2014 . He was a test pilot at Ferrari only in 2018
• Vitantonio Liuzzi competed in 80 Formula 1 races for several Formula 1 teams from 2005 to 2011.
• Darren Manning worked as a test driver for British American Racing in the 2000 Formula 1 season parallel to his Formula 3000 involvement .
• Bruno Senna made his Formula 1 debut with HRT in 2010 and was under contract with Williams in 2012 .
• Björn Werdenheim was a test pilot at Jaguar Racing in 2004 .

statistics

Results in Formula Renault 3.5 / Formula V8 3.5

driver	No.	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	10	11	12	13	14th	15th	16	17th	18th	Points	rank
Formula Renault 3.5 season 2012		ALC		MON	SPA		ONLY		MOS		SIL		HUN		LEC		CAT			229	2.
Alexander Rossi	25th	DNF	5	3	11	DNF	18th	9	17 *	5	DNF	5	9	8th	22nd	16	19th	5
Lewis Williamson	26th	14th	DNF	13	19th	16
António Félix da Costa							9	11	7th	15th	5	2	4th	1	1	2	1	1
Formula Renault 3.5 season 2013		MNZ		ALC		MON	SPA		MOS		SPI		HUN		LEC		CAT			186	4th
António Félix da Costa	03	DNF	1	13	7th	5	2	4th	2	DNF	7th	DNF	DNF	1	1	3	4th	13
Pietro Fantin	04th	DNF	7th	DNF	18th	DNF	16	12	18th	8th	DNF	9	DNF	14th	11	20th	9	20th
Formula Renault 3.5 season 2014		MNZ		ALC		MON	SPA		MOS		ONLY		HUN		LEC		JRZ			222	3.
Pierre Gasly	07th	3	5	9	2	7th	2	4th	18th	2	20th	8th	2	3	2	2	6th	4th
William Buller	08th	4th	DNF	DNF	DNF	16	11	12	11	10	DNF	10	19th	DNF	17th	10	DNF	3
Formula Renault 3.5 season 2015		ALC		MON	SPA		HUN		SPI		SIL		ONLY		LMS		JRZ			188	5.
Nicholas Latifi	05	8th	14th	DNF	4th	13	DNF	17th	4th	DNF	8th	5	DNF	DNF	DNF	7th	7th	10
Yegor Orudschew	06th	DNF	18th	4th	10	9	1	11	11	DNF	7th	6th	9	5	2	1	2	7th
Formula V8-3.5 season 2016		ALC		HUN		SPA		LEC		SIL		SPI		MNZ		JER		CAT		380	1.
Yegor Orudschew	07th	DNF	14 *	DNF	9	1	DNF	1	3	DNF	3	DNF	5	7th	1	2	1	1	7th
Aurélien Panis	08th	5	1	4th	3	8th	5	8th	4th	5	5	5	1	4th	DNF	4th	DNF	4th	12

Results in the GP3 series

driver	No.	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	10	11	12	13	14th	15th	16	17th	18th	Points	rank
GP3 series 2010		ESP		DOOR		ESP		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA				18th	9.
Michael Christensen	20th	DNF	18th	13	11	DNF	14th	DNF	15th	DNF	10	10	DNF	10	23	15th	10
Miki Monras	21st	10	23	7th	2	5	13	15th	18th	DNF	15th	DNF	20th	9	3	11	6th
Leonardo Cordeiro	22nd	18th	12	18th	24	DNF	21st	DNF	DNF	DNF	DNF	22nd	13	14th	DNF	DNF	8th
GP3 series 2011		DOOR		ESP		ESP		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA				69	2.
Mitch Evans	26th	6th	7th	1	5	3	4th	9	DNF	19th	22nd	DNF	24 *	11	DNF	8th	DNF
Simon Trummer	27	19th	21st	27	25 *	DNF	DNF	12	10	9	16	16	12	19th	5	5	4th
Lewis Williamson	28	DNF	20th	14th	9	2	6th	7th	1	2	14th	6th	DNF	9	DNS	18th	10
GP3 series 2012		ESP		MON		ESP		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA				309.5	2.
Mitch Evans	04th	1	20th	5	4th	1	6th	2	11	8th	1	3	21st	3	15th	DNF	20th
David Fumanelli	05	9	17th	4th	5	3	16	DNS	DNS	12	10	8th	DNF	20th	DNF	6th	13
Matias Laine	06th	5	3	21st	16	5	3	9	18 *	4th	5	7th	6th	5	1	3	6th
GP3 series 2013		ESP		ESP		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA		UAE				278	2.
Carlos Sainz Jr.	04th	15th	DSQ	5	3	13	13	6th	5	5	2	DNF	13	9	9	DSQ	18th
Robert Vişoiu	05	9	19th	8th	1	12	DNF	11	23	8th	1	9	8th	DNF	10	10	11
Daniil Kvyat	06th	20th	DNF	4th	5	4th	4th	DNF	16	3	7th	1	6th	1	2	1	5
GP3 series 2014		ESP		AUT		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA		RUS		UAE		162	5.
Robert Vişoiu	04th	13	11	DNF	14th	20th	13	10	9	3	5	DNF	20th	19th	14th	DNF	10	15th	8th
Patric Niederhauser	05	10	9	10	6th	13	DNF	12	6th	6th	1	DNF	DNF	13	19th	8th	1	7th	DSQ
Jann Mardenborough	06th	14th	14th	11	DNF	9	15th	8th	1	7th	3	4th	4th	11	DNF	6th	4th	13	DNF
GP3 series 2015		ESP		AUT		GBR		HUN		BEL		ITA		RUS		BRN		UAE		275	3.
Kevin Ceccon	14th	7th	6th	DNF	WD	7th	1	7th	1	DNF	13	3	4th	DNF	DNS	14th	18th	DNF	10
Emil Bernstorff	15th	3	5	4th	4th	2	6th	4th	DNF	1	DNF	1	DNF	3	6th	2	4th	2	6th
Aleksander Bosak	16	19th	23	16	15th	14th	16	17th	19th	8th	DNF	15th	DNF	DNF	20th	DNF	16	18th	23
GP3 series 2016		ESP		AUT		GBR		HUN		GER		BEL		ITA		MAS		UAE		297	2.
Jake Dennis	09	7th	4th	DNF	DNF	12	9	3	7th	12	6th	2	5	1	4th	6th	1	2	4th
Tatiana Calderón	10	14th	18th	17th	DNF	17th	20 *	21st	21st	10	9	14th	DNF	10	16	DNF	15th	DNF	DNF
Jack Aitken	11	20th	19th	9	5	13	6th	9	6th	6th	2	5	1	2	5	2	3	3	2
GP3 series 2017		ESP		AUT		GBR		HUN		BEL		ITA		ESP		UAE				46	4th
Niko Kari	05	15th	14th	DNF	18th	5	3	9	6th	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Leonardo Pulcini	06th	2	17th	DNF	14th	11	12	15th	10	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Steijn Schothorst	07th	18th	15th	DNF	15th	13	DNF	DNF	DNF	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Results in the GP2 Asia series

driver	No.	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	10	11	12	Points	rank
GP2 Asia Series Season 2008		UAE		INA		MAS		BRN		UAE				50	2.
Adam Khan	11	18th	15th	DNF	11
Yelmer Buurman						6th	5	9	8th	3	5
Sébastien Buemi	12	DSQ	DNF	1	7th	DNF	DNF	2	2	2	2
GP2 Asia Series Season 2008/2009		CHN		UAE		BRN		QAT		MAS		BRN		47	4th
Luiz Razia	03	DNF	17th	10	C.	14th	9	8th	6th	DNF	DNF	8th	1
Mika Mäki	04th	DNF	10
Renger van der Zande				11	C.
Edoardo Mortara						3	8th	7th	4th	DNF	17th	DNF	16
GP2 Asia Series Season 2009/2010		UAE		UAE		BRN		BRN						37	2.
Charles Pic	11	DNF	15th	10	8th	5	1	3	19th
Rodolfo González	12	14th	16
Javier Villa				4th	11	3	3	7th	6th
GP2 Asia Series Season 2011		UAE		ITA										8th	10.
Josef Král	03	6th	2	12	9
Jolyon Palmer	04th	14th	10	18th	DNF

Results in the GP2 series / FIA Formula 2 championship

driver	No.	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	10	11	12	13	14th	15th	16	17th	18th	19th	20th	21st	22nd	23	24	Points	rank
GP2 series 2005		ITA		ESP		MON	GER		FRA		GBR		GER		HUN		DOOR		ITA		BEL		BRN			126	2.
Heikki Kovalainen	22nd	1	3	3	DNF	5	1	DNF	1	3	2	3	5	6th	2	5	10	1	1	5	15th	9	3	DNF
Nicolas Lapierre	23	DNS	DNF	11	9	DNF	12	DNF	3	5	10	DNF	9	7th	12	6th	DNF	13	4th	DNF	DNF	23	6th	20th
GP2 series 2006		ESP		ITA		GER		ESP		MON	GBR		FRA		GER		HUN		DOOR		ITA					57	4th
Michael Ammermüller	03	7th	1	2	DNF	10	6th	3	8th	7th	DNF	DNF	12	8th	9	DNF	DNF	11	13	DNF	12	DNF
Nicolas Lapierre	04th	4th	3	3	7th	5	2	DNF	DNF	DNF					20th	7th	DNF	DNF	14th	6th	6th	4th
Neel Jani											DNF	DNF	11	7th
GP2 series 2007		BRN		ESP		MON	FRA		GBR		GER		HUN		DOOR		ITA		BEL		ESP					44	7th
Bruno Senna	07th	4th	8th	1	4th	11	3	7th	11	10	15th	DNF	13	12	10	6th	4th	3	DNF	8th	DNF	14th
Adrian Zaugg	08th	6th	17th	DNF	13	9	6th	DNF	14th	19th	7th	DNF	7th	DNF	DNF	15th	DNF	DNF	13	19th
Neel Jani																					10	10
GP2 series 2008		ESP		DOOR		MON		FRA		GBR		GER		HUN		VAL		BEL		ITA						56	6th
Sébastien Buemi	14th	7th	2	6th	3	DNF	11	DNF	1	4th	DNS	DNF	8th	7th	1	6th	DNF	5	4th	3	7th
Yelmer Buurman	15th	DNF	10	14th	DNF	12	8th	12	2	15th	10
Neel Jani												DNF	DNF	15th	NC	8th	13	19th	DNF	DNF	DNF
GP2 series 2009		ESP		MON		DOOR		GBR		GER		HUN		EUR		BEL		ITA		POR						41	8th.
Sergio Perez	11	14th	17th	12	9	DNF	16	4th	6th	8th	20th	DNF	16	3	2	DNF	4th	DNF	DNF	DNF	11
Edoardo Mortara	12	6th	1	DNF	13	DNF	9	DNF	DNF	17th	DNF	12	14th	6th	12	8th	DNF	5	DNF	DNF	8th
GP2 series 2010		ESP		MON		DOOR		ESP		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA		UAE						32	7th
Charles Pic	16	1	7th	11	7th	DNF	DNS	6th	5	10	8th	3	17th	11	9	4th	DNF	11	8th	20th	12
Rodolfo González	17th	15th	14th	10	DNF	16	16	DNF	DNF	16	20th	18th	DNF	DNF	15th	8th	4th	DNF	DNF	10	17th
GP2 series 2011		DOOR		ESP		MON		ESP		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA								15th	11.
Josef Král	14th	13	6th	9	21 *	6th	2	8th	DNF	23	20th	18th	11	9	17th	8th	3	DNF	17th
Jolyon Palmer	15th	17th	9	18th	17th	NC	11	9	DNF	20th	16	19th	DNF	22nd	18 *	DNF	14th	DNF	19th
GP2 series 2012		MAS		BRN		BRN		ESP		MON		ESP		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA		SIN		226	3.
Simon Trummer	22nd	22nd	16	16	8th	14th	24 *	23	20th	12	9	10	7th	15th	11	16	17th	13	13	15th	16	16	17th	DNF	14th
Luiz Razia	23	1	5	2	4th	4th	2	8th	1	15th	6th	3	1	5	1	7th	10	3	3	6th	20th	DNF	16	5	4th
GP2 series 2013		MAS		BRN		ESP		MON		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA		SIN		UAE				97	8th.
Johnny cecotto jr.	05	12	5	10	12	8th	5	DNF	EX	17th	DNF	10	5	21st	DNF	14th	7th	12	8th	14th	6th	8th	DNF
Mitch Evans	06th	10	3	DNF	15th	12	13	3	3	19th	14th	16	7th	7th	2	11	10	DNF	15th	11	15th	DNF	14th
GP2 series 2014		BRN		ESP		MON		AUT		GBR		GER		HUN		BEL		ITA		RUS		UAE				48	10.
René Binder	16	9	8th	15th	DNF	DNF	20th	12	12	24	19th	11	22nd	20th	14th	DNF	23	20th	DNF	23	DNF	DNF	23
André Negrao	17th	20th	18th	INJ	INJ	DNF	15th	16	14th	20th	16	18th	21st	15th	DNF	9	8th	5	5	6th	6th	DNF	24
Tom Dillmann				8th	3
GP2 series 2015		BRN		ESP		MON		AUT		GBR		HUN		BEL		ITA		RUS		BRN		UAE				25th	12.
André Negrao	20th	9	8th	23 *	21st	21st	17th	16	21st	20th	15th	20th	21st	16	14th	14th	18th	15th	11	17th	20th	9	C.
Norman Nato	21st	DNF	16	8th	7th	18th	21st	20th	13	18th	23	11	6th	DNF	20th	6th	DNF	12	9	24	10	DNF	C.
GP2 series 2016		ESP		MON		AZE		AUT		GBR		HUN		GER		BEL		ITA		MAS		UAE				12	11.
Nabil Jeffri	24	19th	18th	DNF	17th	DNF	7th	DNF	17th	17th	15th	20th	16	11	DNF	19th	17th	13	12	18th	DNF	DNF	20th
Jimmy Eriksson	25th	16	19th	DNF	15th	11 *	DNF	5	13	15th	17th	21 *	DNF	12	13	15th	20th	15th	18 *	DNA	DNA
Emil Bernstorff																						17th	15th
FIA Formula 2 Championship 2017		BRN		ESP		MON		AZE		AUT		GBR		HUN		BEL		ITA		ESP		UAE				108	6th
Norman Nato	20th	2	DNF	16	13	DNF	DNF	5	1	DNF	7th	2	6th	7th	5	8th	4th	13	10	-	-	-	-
Sean Gelael	21st	17th	17th	15th	16	13	12	14th	10	10	11	9	16	14th	10	15th	17th	5	6th	-	-	-	-

Legend
colour	abbreviation	meaning
gold	-	victory
silver	-	2nd place
bronze	-	3rd place
green	-	Placement in the points
blue	-	Classified outside the point ranks
violet	DNF	Race not finished (did not finish)
	NC	not classified
red	DNQ	did not qualify
	DNPQ	failed in pre-qualification (did not pre-qualify)
black	DSQ	disqualified
White	DNS	not at the start (did not start)
	WD	withdrawn
Light Blue	PO	only participated in the training (practiced only)
	TD	Friday test driver
without	DNP	did not participate in the training (did not practice)
	INJ	injured or sick
	EX	excluded
	DNA	did not arrive
	C.	Race canceled
		no participation in the World Cup
other	P / bold	Pole position
	SR / italic	Fastest race lap
	*	not at the finish, but counted due to the distance covered
	()	Streak results
	underlined	Leader in the overall standings

Individual evidence

1. ↑ “GP2 Asia 2009/10 Championship Driver Announcement”. Arden-Motorsport.com, October 22, 2009, archived from the original on April 7, 2010 ; Retrieved February 23, 2010 . 
2. ^ "Abu Dhabi: Best time in training for Filippi" (Motorsport-Total.com on February 4, 2010)
3. ↑ "Pic stays with Arden" (Motorsport-Total.com on January 15, 2010)

Web links

• Official website of Arden International