The Briton took one win and two second places at Monza to continue his impressive start to the European Formula 3 season.
After ninth and seventh place finishes in the first two races of the weekend, Callum Ilott hit back to win race three at Monza.
A lights to flag victory for Joel Eriksson saw the Swede return to the top of the championship standings ahead of Lando Norris, who fought hard to finish second on Sunday.
Despite falling to fourth at the start and seeing Jehan Daruvala pull out a lead of over two seconds, Lando Norris fought back superbly to take victory in race one at Monza.
Jehan Daruvala, Lando Norris and Jake Dennis headed the field for Carlin in first qualifying at Monza on Friday.
Both free practice sessions at Monza were headed by British drivers, with Lando Norris and Callum Ilott sharing the honours.
The Briton led the way in both sessions on Wednesday but with rain and a wet track, it was far from ideal conditions to prepare for this weekend’s races.
Speaking to The Checkered Flag, Callum Ilott was happy to leave Silverstone with the race three win and momentum after suffering differing levels of disappointment in the first two races.
After struggling throughout the opening weekend of the season at Silverstone, Jake Hughes hopes that it is just a one-off and better weekends will follow.
Two under par qualifying performances meant Ferdinand Habsburg was always going to be on the back foot on his first weekend in European Formula 3.
Callum Ilott ensured three different drivers from three different teams won at Silverstone in the opening round of the FIA European Formula 3 Championship after taking the final win on Sunday.
Speaking to The Checkered Flag after his race two win, Joel Eriksson revealed that he knew Saturday’s race was his time to start pushing after taking it relatively easy during Friday’s opener.
Speaking to The Checkered Flag, Harrison Newey admitted ahead of the weekend at Silverstone he was hoping for much better results than have come so far.
Speaking to The Checkered Flag, Jake Dennis felt he had the pace to do better than fifth but found himself stuck behind Maximilian Gunther.
Joel Eriksson clinched victory in race two at Silverstone with a clinical drive on Saturday morning ahead of Callum Ilott and Jake Hughes.
Lando Norris lead from start to finish at Silverstone to register his maiden FIA European Formula 3 Championship victory on Friday.
Callum Ilott and Lando Norris will share the front row in all three races this weekend at Silverstone, but unlike on first qualifying on Thursday, Ilott was on top in second qualifying.
