IFMC GP3 Season 2

Parent Series
IFMC Season 2

IFMC GP2 Season 2

Champions
Drivers Champion: Scott Dixon

Constructors Champions: Rot Stier

About Season 2
The Season 2 IFMC GP3 series is a manager league ran on Grand Prix 3. It will be the 3rd league in the IFMC family and the second feeder series. However, unlike the real GP3 series, this series will include a mix of young and older drivers no matter what experience they have. For the experienced drivers, this is essentially their way of getting to the top tier as they are unable to compete in GP2 and for the young drivers it will be their way to make it to either GP2 or the top tier. The series will be using chassis' from a 2008 Formula Nippon car with the engines being from Renault which will be 100BHP less than the GP2 car. The series will start in Imola on the 22nd October 2016.

In-season changes

 * Matthieu Vaxivière replaced Antonio Giovinazzi at Spain after Giovinazzi drove in the top class for Red Bull Audi that weekend to replace Lewis Hamilton following a concussion that Lewis sustained due to a crash at the European Grand Prix with Fernando Alonso.
 * As a result of being released by Monster Grand Prix before the end of the season, Kevin Magnussen moved to IFMC GP3 for the last 2 weekends to replace David Reynolds at ACER Motorsport, who was released from ACER after poor results.
 * Niko Kari received a weekend ban for France after causing multiple incidents in Race 2 of Italy and was replaced by fellow Finnish driver, Patrick Kujala.
 * Former SIC driver Salvador Duran replaced Kimi Räikkönen for the weekend of France as Kimi replaced fellow Finnish Driver Valtteri Bottas at El Dorado in the top class as Valtteri received a race ban via the request from El Dorado.

Calendar
The Rounds will consist of 2 races each. Race 1 will be 25% race distance with Race 2 being 20%

Results

 * Kimi Räikkönen initially won Race 1 at Italy, however he was handed a 30 second time penalty dropping him to 10th.

Drivers Championship
Points are awarded to the top eight classified finishes in Race 1 using the following structure:

Points are awarded to the top six classified finishes in Race 2 using the following structure: