Overview[]
The 2005 FF2M Asia Season will be the second season of the FF2M Asia Series and will begin supporting the 2004 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, and end at the 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix at Sakhir.
Pre Season[]
Changes[]
- Seperate entry periods for the Asian and European series.
- To bring the series' in line with GP2, no series champion may compete in the series following their victory.
- Series entry fee increased to 40 credits to encourage a greater spread of talent between the teams.
- New 700BHP Turbo Renault Engine.
- Teams will be allowed to adjust their engines power output at the start of the season by 20 HP to be split between Qualifying and Race. A team choosing to use 15HP in Qualifying will use 5HP in the race and vice versa.
Teams and Drivers[]
Entry List[]
Entrant | Team | Engine | Tyre | No. | Race Drivers |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tornado Motorsport | Spaniel | Renault | 1 | Heikki Kovalainen (1-6) | |
Christian Klien (7-8) | |||||
2 | Ryan Briscoe | ||||
Mitchell | OLM Racing | Renault | 3 | Nico Rosberg | |
4 | Sebastian Vettel | ||||
Gui Racing | Cramer | Renault | 5 | Robert Doornbos | |
6 | Lucas Di Grassi | ||||
Racing Engineering | Racing Engineering | Renault | 7 | Borja Garcia | |
8 | Hiroki Yoshimoto | ||||
Dark Wolf | Light Wolf | Renault | 9 | Nicolas Lapierre | |
10 | Gary Paffett | ||||
FJR | STV Racing | Renault | 11 | Robert Kubica | |
12 | Adam Carroll | ||||
Shannon Racing | Shamrock | Renault | 14 | Nelsinho Piquet | |
15 | Scott Speed | ||||
Pedersen | Danish Racing Team | Renault | 16 | Neel Jani | |
17 | Patrick Friesacher | ||||
DAMS | DAMS | Renault | 18 | Jose Maria Lopez | |
19 | Fairuz Fauzy | ||||
Dodgem | Super Dodgy | Renault | 20 | Sakon Yamamoto | |
21 | Gianmaria Bruni | ||||
Andy Racing | LiquiTarget | Renault | 22 | Tiago Monteiro | |
23 | Alexandre Premat |
Season Calendar[]
Races took place Saturdays of FF1M weekends except for standalone events and pre-season tests which had qualifying sessions on Saturdays and races on Sundays.
- The Singapore FF2M Prix uniquely took place on New Years Eve, regardless of the day. The additional sprint races from the 2006-07 season onwards would take place on New Years Day. This trait would continue until the end of the 2009-10 season when the Singapore FF2M Prix was subsequently removed from the calendar.
Results and Standings[]
Scoring System[]
Position | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th | Pole | FLap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Points | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
Race by Race[]
Round | Event | Pole Position | Fastest Lap | Winning Driver | Winning Team | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Japanese FF2M Prix | Nico Rosberg | Sebastian Vettel | Sebastian Vettel | OLM Racing | Highlights |
2 | Indian FF2M Prix | Tiago Monteiro | Neel Jani | Tiago Monteiro | LiquiTarget | |
3 | South Korean FF2M Prix | Tiago Monteiro | Nico Rosberg | Sebastian Vettel | OLM Racing | Highlights |
4 | Singapore FF2M Prix | Robert Kubica | Gary Paffett | Robert Kubica | STV Racing | |
5 | Abu Dhabi FF2M Prix | Scott Speed | Lucas Di Grassi | Ryan Briscoe | Spaniel | Highlights |
6 | New Zealand FF2M Prix | Neel Jani | Neel Jani | Neel Jani | Danish Racing Team | Highlights |
7 | Malaysian FF2M Prix | Robert Kubica | Sebastian Vettel | Sebastian Vettel | OLM Racing | Highlights |
8 | Bahrain FF2M Prix | Neel Jani | Robert Kubica | Neel Jani | Danish Racing Team |