Esteban Guerrieri won the reversed-grid race at Zandvoort, ahead of Benjamin Leuchter and Johan Kristoffersson.
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Despite the controversy surrounding Lynk & Co’s Balance of Performance adjustments this weekend, the Chinese brand remains the quickest car around Zandvoort.
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Thed Bjork doubled his win tally for the year in the first race at Zandvoort, finishing ahead of Yvan Muller and Mikel Azcona.
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The Cyan Racing Lynk & Co quartet were the fastest cars in qualifying, however they’ve paid the price with an immediate balance of performance downgrade.
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The state of play has changed since last time out at the Slovakiaring, with Lynk & Co making the biggest headlines.
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Nicky Catsburg secured pole position in both WTCR qualifying sessions at the Slovakiaring.
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German superkid, Luca Engstler, is set to make his WTCR debut as a wildcard.
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Gabriele Tarquini won his second race of the season from team-mate, and local hero, Norbert Michelisz. A crash for Esteban Guerrieri, however, would give the lead in the points standings to Nestor Girolami.
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Nestor Girolami doubled up with his second race victory of the season, beating pole-sitter Jean-Karl Vernay.
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Norbert Michelisz took pole position for the feature race at Hungary, while Jean-Karl Vernay secured the premier position for the start of the reversed-grid second race.
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Nestor Girolami took his first world touring car victory since the Chinese round of the 2017 championship season.
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Fans will arrive in their thousands to watch home heroes, Norbert Michelisz and Attila Tassi – but will the home advantage be enough to come out on top?
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The WTCR round of Hungary will mark Lynk & Co’s first steps into European motor racing.
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With the fan’s cheering his name in the grandstands, Hungary’s Norbert Michelisz will be eager to put on a good show this weekend.
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Tamas Tenke will make his WTCR debut as a wildcard this weekend, under the experienced guidance of Zoltan Zengo’s racing team.