Delight for Hughes who rights the wrongs of race gone by. Logan Sargeant will still be satisfied to extend his title lead despite not winning from pole.
F2 championship leader Callum Ilott delivered when it mattered to earn four more vital points on his quest for glory.
Three on the spin for Sargeant but he’s got some hard chargers behind him.
It’s close at the top but it was Dan Ticktum who came out on top in F2 practice.
While Stanek may be fastest at the end of practice, many didn’t use a new set of tyres so expect a reshuffle come qualifying.
It was business as usual for Series leader Scott Dixon but Fernando Alonso’s day was ended early by a crash.
Drama at the front as the two PREMA’s collide to hand Yuki Tsunoda his first F2 victory.
An unbelievable finish in an epic Formula 3 race saw Bent Viscaal and Lirim Zendeli put on a last lap spectacular.
We now have a full field of 33 cars ready to do battle for the Borg-Warner Trophy and the ultimate prize in racing.
It’s not only a superb race win for Ilott, but he’s now the man with the target on his back as he takes the championship lead.
The championship lead has changed for the first time in 2020 as Sargeant cruised to victory at Silverstone.
Ilott has been the man of qualifying in 2020 and proved so again, just pipping Christian Lundgaard to pole position.
The perfect start to the weekend for Logan Sargeant as title leader Oscar Piastri suffers yet more mechanical problems.
PREMA were back to their best with first and fourth in practice. But it ended rather too soon and far too hot for Marino Sato.
Having inherited victory on Sunday, David Beckmann was top of the pile again in F3 practice.
A breakthrough race for the Russian and it’s no less than he deserves considering his improvements in recent races.
A breakthrough win for the Brit but it didn’t come easy as first Callum Ilott and then Christian Lundgaard pushed him to the limit.
