Nikola Tsolov scored his second Spanish Formula 4 victory in race two at Jerez, pulling clear of rival Tymoteusz Kucharczyk following a safety car.
Unlike in race one, polesitter Tsolov managed to stay ahead of Kucharczyk at the start, but just as in race one the safety car made an early appearance to clean up a first-lap incident involving Ricardo Gracia.
Around half of the 18-minute duration remained at the restart and Campos Racing driver Tsolov checked out in the lead, the Alpine Academy affiliate and Fernando Alonso protege finishing four seconds clear of Kucharczyk.
Having had his maiden podium finish in race one taken away by a track-limits penalty, Valerio Rinicella this time made it onto the rostrum, one second behind MP Motorsport team-mate Kucharczyk.
Georg Kelstrup was just behind Rinicella in fourth and ahead of Kirill Smal and Hugh Barter, who duelled on the opening lap but finished where they started. Charlie Wurz took seventh and Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak was eighth despite another lap-one wide moment.
Race result
Pos | Driver | Team | Time |
1 | Nikola Tsolov | Campos Racing | 11 laps |
2 | Tymoteusz Kucharczyk | MP Motorsport | +4.086s |
3 | Valerio Rinicella | MP Motorsport | +5.168s |
4 | Georg Kelstrup | Campos Racing | +5.511s |
5 | Kirill Smal | MP Motorsport | +6.675s |
6 | Hugh Barter | Campos Racing | +7.125s |
7 | Charlie Wurz | Campos Racing | +8.503s |
8 | Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak | MP Motorsport | +9.082s |
9 | Filip Jenic | Campos Racing | +10.612s |
10 | Robert De Haan | VAR/Monlau Motorsport | +11.128s |
11 | Gael Julien | Drivex School | +12.020s |
12 | Bruno del Pino | Drivex School | +12.706s |
13 | Manuel Espirito Santo | Teo Martin Motorsport | +14.177s |
14 | Christian Ho | MP Motorsport | +14.611s |
15 | Suleiman Zanfari | MP Motorsport | +15.445s |
16 | Max Mayer | Formula de Campeones | +16.287s |
17 | Sebastian Gravlund | MP Motorsport | +16.729s |
18 | Ricardo Escotto | Cram Motorsport | +18.725s |
19 | Vladislav Ryabov | GRS | +19.073s |
20 | Alvaro Garcia | Formula de Campeones | +21.272s |
21 | Anshul Gandhi | Cram Motorsport | +21.773s |
22 | Miron Pingasov | MP Motorsport | +22.073s |
23 | Lola Lovinfosse | Teo Martin Motorsport | +24.446s |
24 | Jef Machiels | VAR/Monlau Motorsport | +41.439s |
Ret | Max Arkhangelskiy | Drivex School | |
Ret | Ricardo Gracia | GRS | |
Ret | Daniel Nogales | Teo Martin Motorsport | |
Fastest lap: Tsolov, 1m43.554s
Championship standings |