PREMA Racings Antonio Giovinazzi was fired into the barriers at high-speed in Barcelona after a clash with Campos Racings Sean Gelael during the GP2 Sprint Race. Going wheel-to-wheel on the back straight, Gelael moved across on the Italian, forcing him onto the grass and into a spin at one of the quickest points on the circuit.There was little retardation for Giovinazzi as the car skipped along the surface, tagging the Rapax of Arthur Pic before bouncing through the gravel and hitting the wall on the outside of Turn 10. A little shaken, the 22-year-old Italian gingerly exited his car, but thankfully walked away from the incident. The incident brought out the Safety Car and the race would remain under caution to the end, with Britains Alex Lynn taking his first victory of the season. You can see every GP2 race live on Sky Sports F1 throughout the 2016 season.Dont miss the F1 Report: Spanish GP on Wednesday night at 8.30pm when Sir Patrick Head and Marc Priestley will join Natalie Pinkham to review events in Barcelona Also See: WATCH: GP2 season preview F1s young drivers MONCTON, N.B. -- Jurij Repe had a power-play goal 8:06 into the third period to lift the Saint John Sea Dogs to a 4-3 upset over the Moncton Wildcats on Wednesday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Noah Zilbert tied the game 3-3 for Saint John (12-27-4) 6:15 into the third. It was his second of the night. Will Thompson also scored for the Sea Dogs, while Antoine Landry and Sebastien Auger split time in net. Landry got the start, making 12 saves on 13 shots in 30:56 of work. Auger stopped 30 of 32 shots in relief. Conor Garland scored all three goals for Moncton (23-21-2), while Alex Dubeau made 17 saves inn net.dddddddddddd The win moves Saint John into second last in the QMJHL, ahead of the idle Shawinigan Cataractes. The Wildcats sit 10th overall. --- MOOSHEADS 5 ISLANDERS 1 HALIFAX -- Darcy Ashley had a goal and two assists as the Mooseheads skated past Charlottetown. Philippe Gadoury, Brent Andrews and MacKenzie Weegar all scored as Halifax (28-16-1) reeled off three unanswered goals. Luca Ciampini opened the scoring in the first period. Zachary Fucale made 16 saves to earn the win in net. Alexandre Goulet was the lone scorer for the Islanders (17-23-5), while Eric Brassard stopped 43 shots. ' ' '