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Home News Magnussen tops Aragon test

Magnussen tops Aragon test

by Valentin Khorounzhiy
Kevin Magnussen

Photo: Renault Sport/DPPI

Photo: World Series by Renault

McLaren juniors Kevin Magnussen and Stoffel Vandoorne were quickest in the Formula Renault 3.5 test at Aragon, taking place ahead of the race weekend at the same track.

Magnussen was 0.050s quicker than the Belgian, with the two marginally ahead of the rest of the competition. Will Stevens took third, ahead of Marco Sorensen and Nigel Melker. Magnussen’s DAMS teammate Norman Nato was seventh, behind series veteran Daniil Move and ahead of Red Bull’s Antonio Felix da Costa. Andre Negrao and Arthur Pic rounded out the top ten.

The race weekend will kick off with two practice sessions tomorrow, with a qualifying and a race on Saturday and Sunday each. Vandoorne currently leads the championship after round one at Monza.

Session results
Pos. Driver Team Time Gap Laps
1 Kevin Magnussen DAMS 1:40.726 38
2 Stoffel Vandoorne Fortec Motorsports 1:40.776 0.050 42
3 Will Stevens P1 Motorsport 1:41.441 0.715 35
4 Marco Sorensen Lotus 1:41.594 0.868 50
5 Nigel Melker Tech 1 Racing 1:41.705 0.979 42
6 Daniil Move SMP Racing by Comtec 1:41.753 1.027 47
7 Norman Nato DAMS 1:41.791 1.065 33
8 Antonio Felix da Costa Arden Caterham 1:41.835 1.109 40
9 Andre Negrao International Draco Racing 1:41.916 1.190 38
10 Arthur Pic AV Formula 1:41.922 1.196 37
11 Nico Muller International Draco Racing 1:41.942 1.216 40
12 Jazeman Jaafar Carlin 1:42.005 1.279 48
13 Marlon Stockinger Lotus 1:42.198 1.472 49
14 Pietro Fantin Arden Caterham 1:42.204 1.478 40
15 Matias Laine P1 Motorsport 1:42.369 1.643 28
16 Carlos Huertas Carlin 1:42.579 1.853 22
17 Oliver Webb Fortec Motorsports 1:42.666 1.940 36
18 Mikhail Aleshin Tech 1 Racing 1:42.760 2.034 42
19 Mihai Marinescu Zeta Corse 1:42.889 2.163 45
20 Sergey Sirotkin ISR 1:43.022 2.296 47
21 Christopher Zanella ISR 1:43.203 2.477 47
22 Nikolay Martsenko Pons Racing 1:43.450 2.724 44
23 Zoel Amberg Pons Racing 1:43.470 2.744 48
24 Yann Cunha AV Formula 1:43.986 3.260 44
25 Matheo Tuscher Zeta Corse 1:45.408 4.682 38
26 Lucas Foresti SMP Racing by Comtec 1:47.512 6.786 36