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Home Z - Archive seriesFormula Abarth Beretta takes maiden Abarth win at Mugello

Beretta takes maiden Abarth win at Mugello

by Valentin Khorounzhiy

Photo: CSAI-ACI

Euronova’s Michele Beretta took his first Formula Abarth win in race three at Mugello, converting a front row start into a controlled victory.

As Alessio Rovera was penalized with a three-place grid drop for race two contact with Kevin Gilardoni, it was series guest Dario Orsini who inherited pole. However, having gotten off the line nicely, he didn’t have the pace to run away from the field and was passed by Beretta on lap two.

From that point on, it was a calm race, with Beretta controlling the gap to Orsini until the checkered flag. Gilardoni rounded out the podium in fourth with Rovera struggling for pace in fourth.

Giada De Zen finished fifth, ahead of a recovering Simone Iaquinta, while Sergey Trofimov was again the best National class runner in seventh.

The one major incident in the race took place when Luis Michael Dorrbecker collided with Giorgio Roda on lap 13, putting the Italian out of the race.

Rovera keeps his lead in the standings, with 136 points to Beretta’s 96 and Iaquinta’s 88.

Race results
Pos. Driver Team Time/Gap
1 Michele Beretta Euronova Racing by Fortec 17 laps in 30:54.778
2 Dario Orsini NBC Group +1.555
3 Kevin Gilardoni GSK Motorsport +9.437
4 Alessio Rovera Cram Motorsport +18.751
5 Giada De Zen Cram Motorsport +21.654
6 Simone Iaquinta GSK Motorsport +21.927
7 Sergey Trofimov Euronova Racing by Fortec +26.667
8 Lukas Moraes Facondini Racing +28.330
9 Luis Michael Dorrbecker Team Torino Motorsport +33.784
10 Sabino de Castro AB Motorsport +34.057
11 Vitaly Larionov Euronova Racing by Fortec +51.347
12 Alessandro Perullo Technorace +1:15.041
13 Yuta Shiraishi Team Torino Motorsport +1 lap
14 Giorgio Roda Cram Motorsport +5 laps