Zendeli Holds On for Win as Drugovich Retires
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Lirim Zendeli recorded his second win of the year, as the championship lead swung once again with Drugovich’s retirement.
Fortec Motorsport’s Ben Hingeley was untouchable throughout the qualifying session at Donington Park taking pole from Ahmed.
Brazilian racer Felipe Drugovich won the opening race at Hockenheim, taking the championship lead as the Prema’s failed to make progress.
The final round of the VW Racing Cup will take place this weekend at Donington Park, TCF looks at the title fight that has yet to be deicided.
Mucke Motorsport and Lirim Zendeli will start at the front for only the second time this season. He starts ahead of Drugovich as Prema’s struggle.
The US Racing team has been disqualified from the Lausitzring results back in May after losing an appeal with the DMSB
Toby Sowery has decided to skip the final BRDC F3 round to race in China, allowing Alex Quinn to make his debut with the Lanan team.
Singaporean driver, Pavan Ravishanker will join the Double R Racing team as the BRDC British F3 field look towards the season finale.
Oscar Piastri was vitually unchallenged in the final British F4 race of the day, breaking away to stay in championship contention.
Brazilian star Felipe Drugovich reduced his gap to the championship leaders after leading a Van Amersfoort Racing 1-2-3.
The US Racing driver Fabio Scherer claimed his first win of 2017 in a safety car filled ADAC F4 race at the Sachsenring.
The Carlin driver Logan Sargeant was in control of the second F4 British Championship race at Silverstone as Caroline and Piastri followed him home.
Alex Quinn took the lead off the start and maintained the gap to record his third win of the year around the Silverstone circuit.
Julian Hanses held on to take the win in a shortened opening race at the Sachsenring after an early red flag held up proceedings.
Championship chaser Oscar Piastri took pole position in the morning qualifying at Silverstone, with rival Caroline down in sixth.
It would be Linus Lundqvist as the man to beat after a wet and dry Friday, though Oscar Piastri outperformed him in practice two.
Julian Hanses secured his second pole position of the season, with Armstrong on pole for race two as Juri Vips pulled off at the halfway stage.
