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Home Z - Archive seriesFormula Renault Eurocup Aubry leads Fewtrell on day two of Eurocup test

Aubry leads Fewtrell on day two of Eurocup test

by Peter Allen

Gabriel Aubry led his rookie team-mate Max Fewtrell at the top of the times on the second and final day of the opening Formula Renault Eurocup test at Magny-Cours.

The Tech 1 Racing pairing set the pace in the morning session, with second-year Formula Renault racer Aubry managing a time of 1m35.305s ? six tenths faster than the day one benchmark set by Jarno Opmeer.

British Formula 4 champion Fewtrell took over from Opmeer as the star Renault Formula 1 recruit, lapping only 0.03 seconds slower than Aubry.

French F4 victor Yifei Ye kept up his strong form with third for Josef Kaufmann Racing ahead of R-ace GP returnee Max Defourny.

SMP-backed Fortec driver Alexey Korneev beat JKR?s Sacha Fenestraz to fifth, with Richard Verschoor in seventh leading Will Palmer, Alexander Vartanyan and Jarno Opmeer.

For the second day in a row, Dan Ticktum topped the slower session, achieving a 1m36.136s having sat out the morning.

Opmeer took second in front of Alex Peroni, Aubry, Neil Verhagen and Fewtrell.