Jack Aitken doubles up in Jerez
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Jack Aitken moved thirteen points clear in the championship following his second victory of the day in Jerez, with Ignazio D’Agosto and Ben Barnicoat completing the podium.
Jack Aitken took over the lead of the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 Championship after a dominant victory at a wet Jerez on Saturday.
Koiranen GP’s Jack Aitken secured a double pole position in Jerez and moved into a great position to fight for the championship.
Max Defourny was quickest in the collective tests on Friday in Jerez as most of the championship contenders appeared to struggle for pace.
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Anthoine Hubert secured his second victory of the season ahead of Tech 1 Racing team-mate Simon Gachet to move himself firmly into championship contention for the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 Series title.
Anthoine Hubert took pole position for race two at Le Mans, and will lead an all-Tech 1 Racing front row ahead of Simon Gachet.
Ben Barnicoat took his second victory in as many races by jumping ahead of the battling Josef Kaufmann Racing duo on the opening lap at Le Mans.
Kevin Jorg secured his maiden Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 Series pole position for race one in France ahead of Josef Kaufmann Racing team-mate Louis Deletraz.
Kevin Jorg was quickest in the collective tests around the Bugatti circuit at Le Mans ahead of Jack Aitken and Louis Deletraz.
Ben Barnicoat survived the weather to dominate race two at the Nurburgring to take his maiden Eurocup victory, leading home a Fortec Motorsports 1-2 ahead of Martin Kodric, while Anthoine Hubert completed the podium.
Ben Barnicoat and Martin Kodric will form an all-Fortec Motorsports front row for race two at the Nurburgring, while the four main championship contenders will start 5-6-7-8.
Jack Aitken withstood the pressure of Ukyo Sasahara to take victory in race one at the Nurburgring, while six points now cover the top four in the championship.
Jack Aitken topped Group B in qualifying at the Nurburgring but could not beat Louis Deletraz’s Group A topping time, meaning the current Eurocup championship leader took pole position for race one.
Ukyo Sasahara led the way during the collective test sessions at the Nurburgring on Friday ahead of Eurocup leader Louis Deletraz.
Anthoine Hubert took his maiden Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 Series victory at Silverstone ahead of Kevin Jorg and Ukyo Sasahara.
Anthoine Hubert took his maiden Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 Series pole position in commanding fashion for race three at Silverstone
