Smolyar holds firm to take first F3 win
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Redemption for the Russian after being taken out from pole at turn one in Hungary, but there’s investigations ongoing.
Perhaps it’s time we stop being surprised by Drugovich, a maiden win in Austria and now he’s got his first pole.
It’s all PREMA and Hitech at the front but it was Logan Sargeant who came out on top to take his maiden pole in Formula 3.
It may only be practice, but Yuki Tsunoda will be highly encouraged by the large gap he has on the field after practice.
Pourchaire is the only multiple race winner in F3 so far in 2020 and he continues to impress in his debut season.
A celebration for the man who never got the chance to. 2020 marks 50 years since Jochen Rindt became world champion after being killed on track.
As everyone else bailed to put on new tyres, Luca Ghiotto stuck it out and was able to hold off Callum Ilott to win in Hungary
Heartbreak for Bent Viscaal as ten seconds worth of penalties change a win to a pointless race. Beckmann profits.
Newgarden and Penske look formidable with a front-row lock out for tonight’s Iowa 250S. And this isn’t a bad way to start the day either.
With tyres falling off quicker than everyone expected with no previous dry running this weekend, Robert Shwartzman made the alternate strategy work to earn a crushing victory.
An absolutely thrilling opening race of the weekend as Theo Pourchaire cruised to a twelve-second victory after red flag.
A fairytale story in Iowa qualifying as Conor Daly was left jumping for joy after winning his first Indycar pole.
Young hotshot Colton Herta made the perfect start to the Iowa double-header weekend as Conor Daly and Carlin impressed.
Eventually, Formula 3 got a qualifying session in and it was Aleksandr Smolyar who took his first pole.
A stroke of genius to get the UNI-Virtuosi cars in clear air helped Callum Ilott to his second F2 pole.
Catastrophic rain made the Hungaroring undriveable as F3 qualifying was cancelled after Zendeli and Lawson aquaplaned off.
Alesi will be happy to be at the top of the timesheets as the heavens open during Formula 2 practice.
