The Estonian became the seventh different winner of 2018 in just three rounds as he took the chequered flag first in race two at the Norisring.
A win, a second place and a third was the reward for a strong weekend for Marcus Armstrong, who left the Norisring as the new championship leader.
The Red Bull Junior had a day of mixed fortunes on Sunday at the Norisring, with a heavy race two crash being followed by a big repair job and an amazing win!
After rapid repairs following his horror crash in race two, Daniel Ticktum secured victory in race three, although it was a close run thing with team-mate Jüri Vips.
Jüri Vips took the race victory but a horror crash at the start between Daniel Ticktum and Ameya Vaidyanathan caused a first lap red flag.
Marcus Armstrong was untroubled throughout the opening race of the weekend at the Norisring to become the sixth different winner in seven races this season.
Marcus Armstrong will start the opening race at the Norisring from pole position but Daniel Ticktum will drop from second to fifth due to a penalty.
The Russian took third place in the opening race at the Hungaroring for his first visit to the podium in his FIA European Formula 3 Championship career.
Marcus Armstrong twice retired in Hungary after contact with Daniel Ticktum, but in between he was able to claim his best result of the season to date.
The Chinese racer had three strong results at the Hungaroring to sit second in the championship standings.
The Briton became the first driver to win twice in the European Formula 3 Championship in 2018 after taking a double victory at the Hungaroring.
Daniel Ticktum was on form at the Hungaroring, claiming his maiden victory in race one that gives the Briton confidence going forward.
After both Marcus Armstrong and Dan Ticktum collided at the first corner, Enaam Ahmed took his second F3 win of the year.
Enaam Ahmed became the fifth different winner in as many races as polesitter Dan Ticktum suffered a brake failure.
Both Dan Ticktum and Enaam Ahmed fought hard in the second qualifying to fill out the front row in both race two and three.
Dan Ticktum took the flag in the first Euro F3 race at the Hungaroring keeping the results after first lap contact with Armstrong.
In a close battle with Alex Palou and the Prema’s it was Dan Ticktum who took the honours in the first qualifying at the Hungaroring
