Arden sign Razia, Maki for GP2 Asia
Trust Team Arden have confirmed that Luiz Razia and Mika Maki will form their line-up for the GP2 Asia series this season
Brazilian Razia is currently in third place in the Euro Series 3000 championship, while Maki is fourth in the F3 Euro Series.
"I am happy to be involved in the GP2 Asia Series and to be starting this new season with Arden," said Maki. "The team have a great relationship with Red Bull and have helped develop Red Bull Juniors during the GP2 seasons and achieve good results. I am looking forward to working with the team and being on top in this championship".
Razia added: "I'm excited to start working with Arden in the GP2 Asia Championship. Arden has a great deal of motor sport history and I'm confident to contribute my share for the next page in their history book. I appreciate the trust Christian Horner and his highly successful team and sponsors are putting in me.
"After all, Arden finished second in the inaugural GP2 Asia Championship earlier this year, and so it is with great pleasure that I can confidently look forward to sitting in a race winning car and I will do my utmost to see Arden into the winner's circle again."
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