Maximilian Günther led from start to finish and was never under pressure during the opening race of the Hungaroring weekend on Saturday.
The German will start race one at the Hungaroring from pole position after dominating a drying qualifying session on Friday.
Momentum is a wonderful word in motor sport and Maximilian Gunther used it to perfection to follow up a double race win in Pau with a dominant pole position at the Hungaroring.
Seventeen-year-old David Beckmann will join Team Motopark for the remainder of the 2017 FIA European Formula 3 Championship season.
After a best finish of eleventh in the opening nine races of 2017, David Beckmann has split from Van Amersfoort Racing.
After Lando Norris crashed out from the lead, Maximilian Günther did not put a foot wrong to claim the honours in the Pau Grand Prix.
An excellent start gave Maximilian Günther the lead of race two at Pau and he converted that into his first victory of the 2017 European Formula 3 season.
Lando Norris will start from pole position for both races two and three at Pau, and he’ll be joined on the front row for both races by Maximilian Gunther.
Joel Eriksson survived two safety car periods and the close attention of Lando Norris to take his third victory of the season around the streets of Pau.
Callum Ilott took his third pole position of the season for race one at Pau, with fellow Briton Lando Norris joining him on the front row.
British racers filled out the top four in practice for the Pau Grand Prix, with Callum Ilott leading Jake Dennis, Lando Norris and Jake Hughes.
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The Austrian took his first podium of the season and had three extremely positive and impressive drives after also qualifying strongly.
The German had his best weekend yet with two sixth places and a first podium in race two.
The Indian led for the majority of the opening race of the weekend at Monza but found it impossible to keep team-mate Lando Norris at bay.
The Briton had two disappointing races to start his weekend in Monza but came back superbly to take victory in race three.
The Swedish driver left Monza with a one point championship lead after a win and two fourth place finishes.
