Callum Ilott took a dominant victory in race two at the Hungaroring, converting his pole position into the lead into the first corner, after which he was never headed.
Such was the advantage of Ilott, the Prema Powerteam driver was 8.600 seconds clear of Joel Eriksson at the chequered flag, with the Motopark driver unable to match the pace of the Briton up front, particularly in the laps around the halfway point of the race when Ilott seemed to up his own pace to pull away.
Behind the front two was pretty much follow-the-lead throughout the entirety of the race, with not one overtaking manoeuvre being completed by anyone inside the top ten.
Guan Yu Zhou secured his first podium finish of the season, and his first with Prema Powerteam, while Jake Hughes continued his strong weekend so far with fourth place for Hitech Grand Prix.
David Beckmann secured his first points of the season in just his second race with Motopark having made the switch before the Hungaroring weekend from Van Amersfoort Racing, while race one winner Maximilian Günther could only finish sixth in race two, but the Prema driver ensured he maintained the lead in the championship.
Joey Mawson was the best placed of the Van Amersfoort Racing drivers in seventh ahead of the leading Carlin of Jehan Daruvala, while the points-paying positions were completed by Mick Schumacher and Ferdinand Habsburg.
Lando Norris’ torrid weekend at the Hungaroring continued, with the Carlin driver almost stalling at the start, falling down from his third place on the grid to the back of the field. Norris eventually finished down in fourteenth, just ahead of fellow Briton Harrison Newey.
Hungaroring Race 2 Result
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