Conor Daly returns to GP3 with ART Grand Prix
Conor Daly will return to the GP3 series this year after extending his partnership with the ART Grand Prix team
The American competed with the French squad during the 2012 season, finishing in sixth position in the standings.
Daly raced with the Hilmer team in the GP2 season opener at Sepang, but was replaced by Formula Renault 3.5 champion Robin Frijns for the second round in Bahrain.
Daly will also be making his debut in the Indianapolis 500 this year with AJ Foyt Racing.
He will rejoin ART when the GP3 season kicks off in Spain next month.
"I am very much looking forward to being back with ART again," he said. "Their history in the junior levels is impressive and I want to add to their legacy.
"Testing went well and the new car is so much better than before. I can't wait for Barcelona."
2013 GP3 Series line-up so far: ART Jack Harvey Facu Regalia Conor Daly MW Arden Daniil Kvyat Carlos Sainz Jr Robert Visoiu Carlin Eric Lichtenstein Luis Sa Silva Nick Yelloly Jenzer Patric Niederhauser Alex Fontana Samin Gomez Manor Dino Zamparelli Tio Ellinas tba Status Jimmy Eriksson Josh Webster Adderly Fong Bamboo Carmen Jorda tba tba Trident Emanuele Zonzini David Fumanelli Giovanni Venturini Koiranen Kevin Korjus Aaro Vainio Patrick Kujala
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