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Home Formula 3Euroformula Stuvik doubles up at Silverstone
EuroformulaNews

Stuvik doubles up at Silverstone

by Gruz David
written by Gruz David
Photo: FOTOSPEEDY

Photo: FOTOSPEEDY

Sandy Stuvik extended his championship lead in Euroformula Open, having taken his second win out of two races of the Silverstone weekend.

The start was not ideal for the Thai driver as he lost his lead to fellow front row starter Yarin Stern.

However, Stuvik managed to reclaim first during the opening lap, forcing Stern wide, which also allowed Alex Palou to sneak through.

Although the Spaniard then followed Stuvik closely throughout the whole race, the Thai racer withstood the pressure and crossed the line first, celebrating his sixth victory of the season.

Palou, Stern, Yu Kanamaru and Artur Janosz completed a top five identical to that of yesterday’s race.

Andres Saravia and Tanart Sathienthirakul had a battle of their for sixth with Saravia successfully holding off the Team West-Tec driver at the checkered flag. The top ten was rounded out by Konstantin Tereshchenko, Nicolas Pohler and Dzhon Simonyan.

Race results
Pos. Driver Team Time/Gap
1 Sandy Stuvik RP Motorsport 15 laps in 29:10.991
2 Alex Palou Campos Racing +2.514
3 Yarin Stern Team West-Tec +5.785
4 Yu Kanamaru EmiliodeVillota Motorsport +7.722
5 Artur Janosz RP Motorsport +11.418
6 Andres Saravia RP Motorsport +12.148
7 Tanart Sathienthirakul Team West-Tec +13.403
8 Konstantin Tereshchenko Campos Racing +25.888
9 Nicolas Pohler Team West-Tec +27.338
10 Dzhon Simonyan RP Motorsport +35.733
11 Henrique Baptista DAV Racing +37.082
12 Sean Walkinshaw Campos Racing +43.535
13 Che One Lim EmiliodeVillota Motorsport +48.867
14 Saud Al-Faisal RP Motorsport +57.450
15 Christopher Hoher BVM Racing +1 lap
Not classified
Wei Fung Thong Team West-Tec +14 laps