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Home Z - Archive seriesFormula Renault 2.0FR2.0 Alps De Vries takes fourth consecutive win in Pau race two

De Vries takes fourth consecutive win in Pau race two

by Gruz David
Nyck de Vries

Photo: Fast Lane Promotion

Nyck De Vries remains unbeatable in the 2014 Formula Renault Alps season after a dominant victory in a rainy race two at Pau.

Once again, starting from first position, the McLaren junior led every single lap of the race and finished with a gap of 22 seconds.

Due to the rain, the slippery track was really difficult to handle, which caused several incidents affecting drivers like?Alessio Rovera, Simon Gachet or Matevos Isaakyan with only 11 cars finishing the race.

Charles Leclerc ended up in second after taking advantage of mistakes from Gachet and Isaakyan in the late stages of the race. Tech 1 Racing duo Hugo De Sadeleer and Philo Armand finished third and fourth respectively with the 16-year Swiss driver celebrating his maiden podium finish.

Croatian karting graduate Marting Kodric finished fifth, closely followed by BVM’s Dario Capitanio. The rest of the top ten was completed by Semen Evstigneev, Gachet, Denis Korneev and Matteo Gonfiantini.

Race results
Pos Driver Team Time/Gap
1 Nyck De Vries Koiranen GP 17 laps in 26:47.183
2 Charles Leclerc Fortec Motorsports +22.737
3 Hugo De Sadeleer Tech 1 Racing +42.410
4 Philo Armand Tech 1 Racing +44.820
5 Martin Kodric Fortec Motorsports +53.280
6 Dario Capitanio BVM Racing +53.952
7 Semen Evstigneev BVM Racing +1:14.034
8 Simon Gachet ARTA Engineering +1:17.306
9 Denis Korneev Jenzer Motorsport +1:30.057
10 Matteo Gonfiantini TS Corse +1 Lap
11 Pietro Peccenini TS Corse +1 Lap
Not classified
Matevos Isaakyan JD Motorsport +3 laps
Danylo Pronenko AS Motorsport by GSK +4 laps
Dennis Anoschin Jenzer Motorsport +4 laps
Akash Nandy Tech 1 Racing +7 laps
Luke Chudleigh Tech 1 Racing +8 laps
Kang Ling Koiranen GP +8 laps
James Allen ARTA Engineering +8 laps
Ben Barnicoat Fortec Motorsports +9 laps
Alessio Rovera Cram Motorsport +11 laps
Marek Bockmann Jenzer Motorsport +13 laps
George Russell Koiranen GP +16 laps
Alex Bosak Prema Powerteam DNS
Thiago Vivacqua Fortec Motorsports DNS