Adrian Quaife-Hobbs moves into GP2 with MP
Auto GP champion Adrian Quaife-Hobbs will move into GP2 with MP Motorsport this season
Quaife-Hobbs dominated Auto GP with Super Nova in 2012.
He will line up alongside Daniel de Jong at MP as it makes its GP2 debut.
Team manager Sander Dorsman described the signing of Quaife-Hobbs as a "great coup."
"He's held in very high regard by a lot of people and his performances in Auto GP last year proved what a really talented racer he is," said Dorsman.
MP also announced that Formula Renault graduate Meindert van Buuren will join Riccardo Agostini in its Auto GP programme.
2013 GP2 line-up so far: DAMS Marcus Ericsson Stephane Richelmi ART (Lotus GP) James Calado Daniel Abt Arden International Johnny Cecotto Jr Mitch Evans Racing Engineering Fabio Leimer Julian Leal Carlin Felipe Nasr Jolyon Palmer iSport TBA TBA Caterham Racing TBA TBA Addax Team Rio Haryanto Jake Rosenzweig Rapax Stefano Coletti Simon Trummer Trident Racing TBA TBA Hilmer Motorsport TBA TBA GP Lazarus Rene Binder TBA MP Motorsport Daniel de Jong Adrian Quaife-Hobbs
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