Callum Voisin secured his first Components 3 victory by holding off Sebastian Montoya in a disrupted characteristic race at Spa.
The Rodin driver additionally claimed his crew’s first victory of the season in a race interrupted by a number of Security Automotive intervals in the course of the race. Gabriele Mini failed so as to add to his drivers’ championship lead however his Prema crew secured their title with a spherical to spare.
Montoya completed second to assert his first podium of the season, whereas Leonardo Fornaroli accomplished the rostrum in third to imagine the lead of the championship heading into the ultimate spherical.
For the second consecutive day, a moist monitor awaited drivers as they set off for the formation lap. However with no additional rain anticipated within the day and minimal standing water across the circuit, all drivers opted to take the beginning on slick tyres.
Initially, Voisin retained his lead from pole whereas Sebastian Montoya jumped from fourth to seconds as Alex Dunne fell behind Leonardo Fornaroli into fourth. However catastrophe befell Mini who spun at La Supply after contact with championship rival Arvid Lindblad again within the pack, falling all the best way all the way down to twenty ninth place.
Voisin and Montoya ran off monitor on the damp Les Combes within the opening lap however managed to rejoin the circuit retaining their positions. Montoya tried to problem for the lead alongside the Kemmel Straight on the second lap, however the Rodin driver held off.
The Security Automotive was deployed earlier than the top of the second lap for a two automobile collision between McLaren junior Martinius Stenshorne, who spun at Stavelot trying to cross Sophia Floersch, and Ferrari junior Tuukka Taponnen who slid into Stenshorne’s automobile after showing to be nudged by Joshua Dufek.
The race resumed initially of lap seven, however the Security Automotive was again out once more earlier than the top of the lap after Joseph Loake slid into Floersch whereas making an attempt to cross up the within of Bruxelles, placing Floersch out of the race.
Voisin led the pack away as soon as extra initially of lap ten, with Dunne shedding a number of locations with a gradual exit from La Supply. However but once more, the Security Automotive was deployed earlier than the top of the lap – this time for 2 separate incidents. The primary involving Lindblad who was spun into the gravel at Bruxelles following contact with Christian Mansell, whereas Mari Boya suffered a puncture and crashed on the following flip of Audio system’ Nook.
There was sufficient time for a closing restart to provide a two-lap shootout to the chequered flag. Voisin efficiently retained his lead from Montoya initially once more, with Fornaroli in third whereas Noel Leon acquired round Sami Meguetounif for fourth place.
Regardless of DRS being enabled on the ultimate lap, Montoya was not shut sufficient to problem for the lead and as a substitute needed to defend from Fornaroli behind. Voisin took the chequered flag to safe victory by slightly below a second from Montoya, with Fornaroli taking the ultimate podium place in third.
Leon completed half a second outdoors the highest three with Meguetounif fifth and Luke Browning selecting up beneficial factors in sixth. Max Esterson recovered from his crash within the dash race to assert seventh, with Santiago Ramos, Tim Tramnitz and Dunne taking the minor factors positions.
Within the championship, Fornaroli strikes into the lead by a single level over Mini, with Browning six factors behind in third. Lindblad stays fourth regardless of failing to attain for the second consecutive spherical, with Ferrari junior Dino Beganovic fifth because the sequence heads to its closing spherical at Monza.
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Components 3 Belgium race two outcomes
Place | Automotive | Driver | Group |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 29 | Callum Voisin | Rodin |
2 | 11 | Sebastian Montoya | Campos |
3 | 4 | Leonardo Fornaroli | Trident |
4 | 20 | Noel Leon | Van Amersfoort |
5 | 5 | Sami Meguetounif | Trident |
6 | 14 | Luke Browning | Hitech |
7 | 18 | Max Esterson | Jenzer |
8 | 6 | Santiago Ramos | Trident |
9 | 7 | Tim Tramnitz | MP |
10 | 9 | Alex Dunne | MP |
11 | 1 | Dino Beganovic | Prema |
12 | 24 | Laurens Van Hoepen | ART |
13 | 2 | Gabriele Minì | Prema |
14 | 23 | Christian Mansell | ART |
15 | 28 | Josh Dufek | PHM |
16 | 30 | Piotr Wisnicki | Rodin |
17 | 26 | Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak | PHM |
18 | 22 | Tom Smith | Van Amersfoort |
19 | 19 | Matias Zagazeta | Jenzer |
20 | 8 | Kacper Sztuka | MP |
21 | 10 | Oliver Goethe | Campos |
22 | 31 | Joseph Loake | Rodin |
23 | 27 | Nikita Bedrin | PHM |
24 | 16 | Cian Shields | Hitech |
25 | 17 | Charlie Wurz | Jenzer |
DNF | 3 | Arvid Lindblad | Prema |
DNF | 12 | Mari Boya | Campos |
DNF | 21 | Sophia Floersch | Van Amersfoort |
DNF | 15 | Martinius Stenshorne | Hitech |
DNF | 25 | Tuukka Taponen | ART |
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