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Karting graduate Gabriel Aubry took his first victory in cars in race two of French F4’s fourth round at the Hungaroring.

Eurocup Formula Renault championship leader Louis Deletraz continued his imperious form in qualifying, securing his second pole of the Hungaroring round.

Lotus WSR’s Matthieu Vaxiviere claimed his third pole position in Formula Renault 3.5 in qualifying two at the Hungaroring.

Spencer Pigot held off championship rival Jack Harvey to win the first race of the Indy Lights round at Toronto.

USF2000 champion Florian Latorre converted his first pole in Pro Mazda into a maiden win in race one at Toronto.

Jake Eidson stood on the top spot of the USF2000 podium for the fourth time this season after triumphing in the first Toronto race.

French F4 pre-season favorite Valentin Moineault reclaimed the championship lead with an easy win in race one at the Hungaroring.

Formula E points leader Nelson Piquet Jr will start his first race in Indy Lights from pole position, having topped qualifying on the streets of Toronto.

Reigning USF2000 champion Florian Latorre took his maiden pole position in Pro Mazda in qualifying around the streets of Toronto.

Nico Jamin’s impressive streak of pole positions continued as the Frenchman took pole for the USF2000’s first race at Toronto.

Koiranen’s Jack Aitken inherited his first win of the Eurocup Formula Renault season in race one at the Hungaroring.

Egor Orudzhev claimed an unexpected maiden victory in Formula Renault 3.5 with a fine defensive drive at the Hungaroring.

Championship leader Louis Deletraz will start the first Eurocup FR2.0 race of the Hungaroring round from the pole position.

Fortec’s Oliver Rowland claimed his second consecutive pole position of the season in Formula Renault 3.5 at the Hungaroring.

French driver Matthieu Vaxiviere continued to lead the way in practice for round four of the 2015 Formula Renault 3.5 season at the Hungaroring.

Jack Aitken and Kevin Jorg were fastest on the two Friday sessions in Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 at the Hungaroring.

Formula Renault 3.5 title contender Matthieu Vaxiviere set the pace in the first of Friday’s sessions at the Hungaroring.

Top Brazilian single-seater racer Nelson Piquet Jr will join Carlin for the Indy Lights double-header at Toronto.

Kiwi racer Nick Cassidy secured his fourth victory of his debut season in Japanese F3, winning the second race of the Fuji round.

Australian driver Joseph Mawson’s first win in ADAC F4 was overshadowed by numerous crashes and two red flags.