The 2008 GP2 Season Preview
Timo Glock's GP2 championship victory at the end of last season feels like an age ago. The Asian series that ran in the first four months of this season has given an insight into what to expect from the class of 2008. Can Romain Grosjean repeat his winter form, or will one of the experienced hands take over for the main event?
It's rare for a rookie to start any season by being tipped for the title, but that's exactly the position in which Romain Grosjean finds himself after dominating the GP2 Asia series this winter.
The 22-year-old Renault test driver won the Formula 3 Euro Series in 2007 and graduated to GP2 straight away in the Asian-based winter championship. That he remained with ART through the transition only helped him to adapt to his new surroundings and he was up to speed by the first race.
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