SEASON REVIEW: FIA Formula 3 – Oscar-worthy
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Piastri champion, Pourchaire, Sargeant, Vesti, Lawson all excellent. It really was a season to remember for all kinds of reasons leaving 2021 a lot to live up to.
Piastri takes title by two points after Pourchaire charge, Lawson wins race with Sargeant retiring
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A fabulous Formula 3 season ends with Oscar Piastri taking the title ahead of Théo Pourchaire after Logan Sargeant crashed on the opening lap. Liam Lawson won the race dominantly.
We’re all set for a mouth-watering finale tomorrow morning as Oscar Piastri and Logan Sargeant sit level on 160 points, with Théo Pourchaire just nine points adrift.
Lirim Zendeli will start Saturday’s race from the front as the championship pendulum swings in Logan Sargeant’s favour.
Jake Hughes was quickest in the last Formula 3 practice session of 2020 but title contenders Oscar Piastri and Logan Sargeant struggled.
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.
It was a race you could watch again and again and never get tired of. Both title contenders fell by the wayside as Jake Hughes was victorious at Monza.
Typical Monza chaos ended with Frederik Vesti on the top step of the podium as Oscar Piastri retakes the championship lead with Logan Sargeant suffering a spin.
Just like 12 months ago, Formula 3 qualifying caused mayhem but it was Théo Pourchaire who emerged to take his first F3 pole.
It is a mixed-up field after practice which saw David Schumacher top the times as he flourishes after moving to Carlin.
He lost the championship lead yesterday, but Logan Sargeant has wrestled back control after taking victory in the second F3 race of the weekend.
Having come so close at Silverstone, Lirim Zendeli finally stands on the top step of the podium.
As rain and red flags intervened, Lirim Zendeli got the job done early to claim his first pole position in Formula 3.
In something of a topsy-turvy practice session, Jack Doohan came out on top as the Championship contenders kept their true performance hidden ahead of qualifying.
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.
Three on the spin for Sargeant but he’s got some hard chargers behind him.
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.
