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Home Formula 3Euroformula Yifei Ye dominates second Euroformula race at Hungaroring

Yifei Ye dominates second Euroformula race at Hungaroring

by Craig Woollard

Photo: Fotospeedy

Yifei Ye continued his winning form as he dominated the second Euroformula race of the weekend at the Hungaroring.

CrytoTower Racing’s Ye got a fine start to lead from Van Amersfoort Racing’s Andreas Estner early on. From there, he only pulled away in the early stages to open up a reasonable gap to those behind.

From there, Ye was unrivalled in the 17-lap race as he starts an unbeaten run in the championship.

Estner opened up a gap of his own early on to Carlin’s Zane Maloney, who rounded out the podium positions.

Maloney’s Carlin team-mate Ido Cohen and Motopark’s Manuel Maldonado performed good starts to vault up to fourth and fifth early on, ahead of VAR’s Sebastian Estner.

Estner initially got a good start but was shuffled down the order by Cohen. An incident between them was investigated and it was deemed that no further action was required.

Estner and sole Double R Racing representative Ayrton Simmons were pressuring Maldonado over fifth and towards the end of the race started to make moves. Estner got past Maldonado through the opening corners, while Simmons pressured Maldonado but was unable to get past.

Alexandre Bardinon, Glenn van Berlo, Niklas Krutten, Shihab Al-Habsi and Rui Andrade rounded out the 12 finishers.

Krutten dropped back early on after a less-than-stellar start, while Andrade spun out early on in the race.

Race results (17 laps)
Pos Driver Team Time
1 Yifei Ye CryptoTower 27m06.313s
2 Andreas Estner Van Amersfoort Racing +7.487s
3 Zane Maloney Carlin +12.341s
4 Ido Cohen Carlin +14.130s
5 Sebastian Estner Van Amersfoort Racing +18.331s
6 Manuel Maldonado Motopark +25.192s
7 Ayrton Simmons Double R Racing +26.026s
8 Alexandre Bardinon Van Amersfoort Racing +30.904s
9 Glenn van Berlo Drivex School +32.014s
10 Niklas Krutten Motopark +33.959s
11 Shihab Al Habsi Drivex School +47.877s
12 Rui Andrade CryptoTower +1m05.057s
Fastest lap: Ye, 1m34.776s

Championship standings
1 Ye 54   2 A Estner 36   3 Maloney 27   4 S Estner 25   5 Cohen 20    6 Maldonado 18    7 Simmons 12   8 Krutten 5   9 Bardinon 4   10 van Berlo 4