Canamasas joins Carlin for home GP2 round in Barcelona
Spanish racer Sergio Canamasas will make his GP2 return in the 2016 season opener at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
Photo by: GP2 Series Media Service
Canamasas, 28, has been a regular fixture on the GP2 grid in the past three-and-a-half years, his best finish in the standings being a 14th place with Trident in 2014.
The Catalan's two podiums in the category both came in Monaco, which also played host to his two other top-five finishes. Meanwhile, his best finish at his home venue is 13th.
At Carlin, Canamasas will partner rookie Marvin Kirchhofer, bringing the number of entries for the Barcelona round to 22.
His participation in the event will bring the number of teams he has raced for in GP2 to six.
Provisional Barcelona entry list:
| Team | Driver |
|---|---|
| Arden International |
|
| ART Grand Prix |
|
| DAMS |
|
| Carlin |
|
| Campos Racing |
|
| MP Motorsport |
|
| Prema Racing |
|
| Racing Engineering |
|
| Russian Time |
|
| Rapax |
|
| Trident |
|
Nabil Jeffri
Jimmy Eriksson
Sergey Sirotkin
Nobuharu Matsushita
Alex Lynn
Nicholas Latifi
Marvin Kirchhofer
Sergio Canamasas
Mitch Evans
Sean Gelael
Daniel de Jong
Pierre Gasly
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