Thomas Maxwell

The Checkered Flag looks back at the Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup and Northern European Cup seasons, with championship triumphs for Max Fewtrell and Douried Ghattas.

Max Fewtrell became the 2018 Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 champion on Sunday, while Logan Sargeant took the final victory of the season in Spain.

Max Fewtrell moved further ahead in the championship after taking victory in race two in Germany as long-time leader Christian Lundgaard was forced into retirement.

Christian Lundgaard will start the second race of the weekend in Germany from pole position as he bids to close the gap on Max Fewtrell in the championship standings.

Renault Sport Academy star Max Fewtrell took pole position for the opening race of the weekend at the Hockenheimring ahead of Yifei Ye.

Max Fewtrell toppped the first collective test session in Germany on Friday, while Championship leader Christian Lundgaard edged ahead in the second.

Logan Sargeant took only his second victory of the season, and his first since the opening round at Paul Ricard, in the first race of the weekend at the Nurburgring.

Christian Lundgaard dominated in extremely difficult conditions to win race two at the Hungaroring and claim the lead of the Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 series championship.

Christian Lundgaard will lead the field to the start for the opening race of the weekend at the Hungaroring after taking his maiden Eurocup pole position on Saturday morning.

Logan Sargeant was quickest in the collective tests at the Hungaroring on Friday ahead of Lorenzo Colombo and Christian Lundgaard.