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Home Featured Job van Uitert wins rain-delayed Italian F4 race two at Imola

Job van Uitert wins rain-delayed Italian F4 race two at Imola

by Ida Wood

Van Uitert

A rain-delayed and shortened Italian Formula 4 race at Imola led to a dominant victory for Jenzer Motorsport?s Job van Uitert.

The Dutchman started from pole and finished 7.4 seconds ahead of Juri Vips, who started the race in seventh position.

Van Uitert?s team-mate Kush Maini got his first podium of the season in third, with championship leader Marcus Armstrong and his rival Lorenzo Colombo finishing in fourth and fifth.

Lirim Zendeli finished sixth, with the tightly packed punch of Leonardo Lorandi, Ian Rodriguez, Artem Petrov and Giacomo Bianchi.

Lorandi won the Rookie Trophy class.

Armstrong?s championship lead remains at 27 points, although van Uitert is now his closest challenger. Vips, who is only competing a part season, is now up to sixth in the standings.