2014 Hungaroring GP2 Series round

Going into the qualifying session, Felipe Nasr was placed in second place in the overall championship. His target was of course to beat his championship rival Jolyon Palmer, but also to get that pole position and four crucial points that could make or break a championship title. In the end, Nasr qualified on pole position ahead of Tom Dillmann, with Palmer down in sixth place.

Pos.	No.	Driver	Team	Time	Grid
1	3	Felipe Nasr	Carlin	1:28.436	1
2	19	Tom Dillmann	EQ8 Caterham Racing	1:28.618	2
3	26	Arthur Pic	Campos Racing	1:28.643	3
4	27	Kimiya Sato	Campos Racing	1:28.658	4
5	23	Johnny Cecotto Jr.	Trident	1:28.709	81
6	10	Stoffel Vandoorne	ART Grand Prix	1:28.740	5
7	7	Jolyon Palmer	DAMS	1:28.791	6
8	5	Raffaele Marciello	Racing Engineering	1:28.932	7
9	21	Marco Sørensen	MP Motorsport	1:28.935	9
10	8	Stéphane Richelmi	DAMS	1:28.941	10
11	1	Mitch Evans	RT Russian Time	1:28.969	11
12	4	Julián Leal	Carlin	1:29.008	12
13	15	Simon Trummer	Rapax	1:29.060	13
14	11	Daniel Abt	Hilmer Motorsport	1:29.125	14
15	6	Stefano Coletti	Racing Engineering	1:29.139	15
16	22	Sergio Canamasas	Trident	1:29.142	16
17	20	Daniël de Jong	MP Motorsport	1:29.143	17
18	24	Nathanaël Berthon	Venezuela GP Lazarus	1:29.217	18
19	25	Conor Daly	Venezuela GP Lazarus	1:29.233	19
20	18	Rio Haryanto	EQ8 Caterham Racing	1:29.277	20
21	17	André Negrão	Arden International	1:29.292	21
22	14	Adrian Quaife-Hobbs	Rapax	1:29.462	22
23	12	Jon Lancaster	Hilmer Motorsport	1:29.680	23
24	16	René Binder	Arden International	1:29.895	24
25	2	Artem Markelov	RT Russian Time	1:30.078	25
26	9	Takuya Izawa	ART Grand Prix	1:30.427	26
Source:

Notes:

• ^1  — Johnny Cecotto Jr. was given a three-place grid penalty after being judged to have caused a collision with Jolyon Palmer during Saturday's practise session.[1]

Pos.	No.	Driver	Team	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	26	Arthur Pic	Campos Racing	37	1:00:18.627	3	25
2	14	Adrian Quaife-Hobbs	Rapax	37	+3.151	22	18
3	9	Takuya Izawa	ART Grand Prix	37	+3.661	26	15
4	7	Jolyon Palmer	DAMS	37	+3.828	6	12
5	11	Daniel Abt	Hilmer Motorsport	37	+5.111	14	10
6	3	Felipe Nasr	Carlin	37	+5.190	1	12 (8+4)
7	10	Stoffel Vandoorne	ART Grand Prix	37	+6.213	5	6
8	24	Nathanaël Berthon	Venezuela GP Lazarus	37	+7.038	18	4
9	19	Tom Dillmann	EQ8 Caterham Racing	37	+7.605	2	4 (2+2)
10	21	Marco Sørensen	MP Motorsport	37	+8.102	9	1
11	15	Simon Trummer	Rapax	37	+8.398	13
12	1	Mitch Evans	RT Russian Time	37	+8.756	11
13	25	Conor Daly	Venezuela GP Lazarus	37	+11.641	19
14	20	Daniël de Jong	MP Motorsport	37	+13.436	17
15	17	André Negrão	Arden International	37	+14.224	21
16	2	Artem Markelov	RT Russian Time	37	+15.944	25
17	12	Jon Lancaster	Hilmer Motorsport	37	+16.066	23
18	6	Stefano Coletti	Racing Engineering	37	+22.7871	15
19	5	Raffaele Marciello	Racing Engineering	37	+25.5941	7
20	16	René Binder	Arden International	36	+1 lap	24
Ret	18	Rio Haryanto	EQ8 Caterham Racing	30	Did not finish	20
Ret	22	Sergio Canamasas	Trident	29	Collision	16
Ret	23	Johnny Cecotto Jr.	Trident	22	Did not finish	8
Ret	27	Kimiya Sato	Campos Racing	10	Did not finish	4
Ret	8	Stéphane Richelmi	DAMS	5	Collision	10
Ret	4	Julián Leal	Carlin	5	Did not finish	12
Fastest lap: Mitch Evans (RT Russian Time) — 1:32.705 (on lap 29)
Source: Feat.

Notes:

• ¹ —Both Raffaele Marciello and Stefano Coletti received a 20-second time penalty post-race. Marciello was penalised for overtaking Stoffel Vandoorne under neutralised safety car conditions, while Coletti was penalised for forcing Julián Leal off the track at turn 12, causing Leal to retire. They finished second and sixth respectively prior to the penalties.[2]