Status Grand Prix

Status Grand Prix is an Irish/Canadian motor racing team that is notable for competing in the GP3 Series.

GP3
Status GP signed up for the inaugural series of the championship, with drivers Robert Wickens, Ivan Lukashevich and Daniel Morad. They managed to finish second in the championship, with both Canadians scoring victories (Wickens won at Hockenheim, Spa and Monza, while Morad won at Silverstone). Lukashevich was the unluckiest driver, as he failed to score any points at all during the season.

2011 saw the team sign two new drivers - Alexander Sims and António Félix da Costa. Sims and Félix da Costa won one race each, at the season openers and closers. Lukashevich, who had been kept by the team, continued his bad luck as he failed to score again and he was dropped for the following season.

2012 saw a complete change as Status GP signed Marlon Stöckinger, Kotaro Sakurai and female driver Alice Powell. Stöckinger scored an amazing victory at Monaco, while Powell managed to avoid having zero points in the final standings by scoring at the Monza finale. Sakurai was replaced mid-season by Scottish driver Lewis Williamson.

The team turned Canadian for the 2013 campaign and signed new drivers Jimmy Eriksson, Adderly Fong and Josh Webster.

Series results
(key) (results in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap)