6th victory of the season for Barter, Giusti on the podium

Hugh Barter continues to make his mark this 2022 F4 France season. A strong man since the first round at Nogaro last April, the Australian won his 6th this Sunday^e victory in 9 races this year, thus consolidating its lead at the top of the championship.

In pole position for 2^e times in this 3^e meeting of the 2022 financial year, Hugh Barter did not have a difficult Sunday on the Nièvre side. Starting very well when the lights went out, the native of Nagoya (Japan) did not have to defend his 1^e place and was able to quickly distance himself from the peloton.

Although he had to manage a Safety Car restart after Souta Arao's stalling on the grid and Pierre-Alexandre Provost's collision, Hugh Barter was ultimately never rushed. As a boss, he crossed the finish line with no less than 4 seconds ahead of Elliott Vayron and Alessandro Giusti.

Present on this last podium of the meeting, the last two cities fought a nice battle in Race 3. Taking advantage of Souta Arao's stall, Alessandro Giusti quickly got back on Elliott Vayron and even overtook him for a few seconds. The latter, however, did not give up and took his right a few hundred meters further and never let go. Thanks to this 3rd place, Gisuti came back to 2 points behind Arao, currently 2nd in the championship.

Part 10^e, Edgar Pierre also stood out during Race 3. At a very good pace, he was able to make his way through the peloton to climb up to 5^e position just behind Jéronimo Berrio.

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