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Home Formula 4French F4 Hadrien David dominates French F4 Hungaroring finale

Hadrien David dominates French F4 Hungaroring finale

by Bethonie Waring

French Formula 4 championship leader Hadrien David dominated the final race at the Hungaroring to take his fifth win of the season.

David shot away from the line, leaving Reshad de Gerus and Victor Bernier to battle for second, and repeatedly set fastest laps on his way to a gap of almost 13 seconds.

Taking the chequered flag 12.899s ahead of de Gerus, David further extended his lead in the championship standings.

De Gerus passed Bernier heading into the first corner, but was unable to shake his fellow Frenchman. The pair were joined by four other drivers in the early stages of the race as de Gerus led a six car train for the runner up position.

As Evan Spenle, running fourth, began to defend against Isack Hadjar, the two podium sitters were able to break away. Bernier kept the pressure on de Gerus in the closing laps, but was unable to pass the championship contender and had to settle for third.

Spenle held off Hadjar to take fourth, with Nicky Hays and Ugo Gazil close behind.

Sten van der Henst and Gillian Henrion took eighth and ninth ahead of Vladislav Lomko, who resisted race long pressure from Pierre-Francois Duriani and Stuart White to take the final points paying position.

 

Race results
Pos Driver Time
1 Hadrien David 12 laps
2 Reshad de Gerus +12.899s
3 Victor Bernier +16.065s
4 Evan Spenle +17.144s
5 Isack Hadjar +17.635s
6 Nicky Hays +18.696s
7 Ugo Gazil +19.881s
8 Sten Van der Henst +24.965s
9 Gillian Henrion +27.825s
10 Vladislav Lomko +33.428s
11 Pierre-Francois Duriani +33.850s
12 Stuwie White +34.220s
13 Mikkel Grundtvig +35.460s
14 Simon Ohlin +36.520s
15 Valdemar Eriksen +37.206s
16 Bryson Lew +38.129s
17 Mathis Poulet +39.356s
18 Paul-Adrien Pallot +59.629s
Ret Enzo Valente
Ret Jules Mettetal
Fastest lap: David, 1m51.480s

Championship standings
1
David 201? ?2 de Gerus 198 ??3 Henrion 133? ?4 Hays 126? ?5 White 115? ?6 Valente 108? ?7 Van der Henst 85? ?8 Spenle 82? ?9 Gazil 75? ?10 Mettetal 53

Junior standings? ?1 Hadjar 248? ?2 Bernier 248? ?3 Pallot 189