Yuki Tsunoda on pole by the smallest of margins
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Yuki Tsunoda beat team-mate Jehan Daruvala to pole at Sochi Autodrom after Luca Ghiotto top free practice.
The Checkered Flag looks at the Formula 1 prospects of two of Ferrari’s Young Drivers looking to make it into Formula 1, Callum Ilott and Robert Shwartzman.
The son of seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher, Mick Schumacher currently leads the FIA Formula 2 Championship, but does he really have what it takes to make it in Formula 1?
In a word: Obliteration. Christian Lundgaard was in a class of his own as he cruised to his second Formula 2 win of 2020 to brings himself well and truly into the title fight.
A late safety car benefitted those on the alternate strategy including one Nikita Mazepin who took his second win of the year.
0.005s was all that was in it but it was Christian Lundgaard who took the honours from Dan Ticktum. Not such good news for Mick Schumacher who was only 15th.
Tyre wear was the big talking point as Juri Vips topped his first Formula 2 session. There’s plenty of work for Campos to do after Jack Aitken found the barriers.
DAMS and Ticktum furious as disqualification hands Ilott sprint race victory, plus F3 penalties
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Like the FIA stewards, our F2 reporter was very busy yesterday which is why you are only seeing this now. But Dan Ticktum won’t want reminding of he reason he is no longer the winner of F2’s sprint race at Monza.
A second win of the season for Dan Ticktum as Callum Ilott holds the championship lead heading to Mugello.
Mick Schumacher took his first victory of 2020 but Callum Ilott will be the most relieved man after stalling in the pits to recover to sixth.
With championship leader Robert Shwartzman down in 16th, Callum Ilott took full advantage by claiming pole position after Mick Schumacher crashed his PREMA.
Yuki Tsunoda just loves practice! He was the fastest man again under searing Italian sunshine at Monza.
Early race chaos saw Callum Ilott out on lap one and the leaders collide on lap four. But Robert Shwartzman kept his cool and went on to a crushing win.
Nikita Mazepin was first across the line, but a penalty meant that Yuki Tsunoda was victorious and he’s right in the title fight now. And the punishment may not be over for Mazepin yet…
Yuki Tsunoda continues to impress everyone, and in particular those at the top of the Red Bull organisation, as he secured his second pole position of 2020, but championship leader Callum Ilott was only 12th.
Exactly when he needed it, Robert Shwartzman topped Formula 2 practice with title rival Callum Ilott down in tenth.
This weekend, the motorsport community races in memory of Anthoine Hubert.
