After losing a podium during Saturday’s opener at the Norisring due to a penalty, Lando Norris came back strongly on Sunday, taking a win and a third place in the final two races.
The German continues to be the most consistent driver in 2017 after a win, a second and a third at the Norisring last weekend.
Jehan Daruvala claimed his maiden European Formula 3 Championship victory at the Norisring on Sunday, with the Force India-protégé edging out Maximilian Günther by less than half-a-second.
Ralf Aron led for the majority of the race at the Norisring on Sunday morning, but it was Lando Norris who ultimately triumphed for his third win of 2017.
The Estonian will be at the head of the field when the lights go out on Sunday morning after setting the fastest F3 lap ever seen at the Norisring.
Maximilian Gunther reclaimed the championship lead as he triumphed in race one at the Norisring after watching Jake Hughes and Lando Norris clash ahead of him to assume the lead.
A maiden FIA European Formula 3 Championship pole position went the way of Jake Hughes on Friday, with the Briton admitting he was surprised to be in the hunt for top spot after difficult practice sessions.
Jake Hughes will start the opening race of the Norisring weekend from pole position after coming out on top in Friday afternoon’s qualifying session.
The Carlin driver fell from joint leader to fourth in the championship standings after securing just one podium finish at the Hungaroring across the three races.
The Ferrari Driver Academy star took a podium in race two at the Hungaroring and was a strong contender all weekend long.
There were eight races between Jake Hughes’ first podium of the season at Silverstone and his second at the Hungaroring.
Joel Eriksson continued his run of race winning weekends as he took his fourth win of 2017 at the Hungaroring after previous wins at Silverstone, Monza and Pau.
Callum Ilott took a win, a second place and a fifth in the three races at the Hungaroring to move himself back into contention for the championship in 2017.
A win and two sixth place finishes ensured Maximilian Günther’s consistent start to the 2017 season continued at the Hungaroring.
Joel Eriksson returned to the top of the podium in the final race of the weekend in Hungary to take back his position at the top of the championship standings.
Callum Ilott brought himself right back into championship contention with a third victory of 2017 after a dominant display in race two at the Hungaroring on Sunday.
Callum Ilott will start race two from pole position in Hungary, while Joel Eriksson will do the same for race three.
