Haverkort winner of a Race 2 with twists and turns

• Left in 2^e position, Kas Haverkort (VAR) did not take long to take control of Race 2. With a very good reaction when the lights went out, the Dutchman immediately surprised pole sitter Tim Tramnitz (R-ace GP) to take the lead at the first braking.
• After a first intervention by the Safety Car (incident between Rafael Câmara and Josh Dufek on the first lap), Kas Haverkort took advantage of the internal battle at R-ace GP between Tim Tramnitz and Martinius Stenshorne to give himself some breathing space. In the process, the Batavian had to manage three other restarts but he never trembled, not even during the last one which restarted the pack for a one-lap sprint.
• Title contender, the Dutchman signs his third victory in FRECA, the first since Red Bull Ring last September. Martinius Stenshorne and Nikhil Bohra (Trident) complete the podium. Long in ambush at the 4^e position, Owen Tangavelou lost everything 4 minutes from time after a collision with Michael Belov (G4 Racing) thus finishing in 15th^e instead.
• If Alessandro Giusti (G4 Racing) had been the only Frenchman to score points during Race 1 on Saturday, this time the Tricolores were more in spirit since 4 of them finished in the Top 10: Victor Bernier (MP Motorsport) 4^e, Sami Meguetounis (MP Motorsport) 8^e after leaving 21^e, Marcus Amand (ART Grand Prix) 9^e and Maceo Capietto (RPM) 10^e. Alessandro Giusti was forced to retire after contact with Joshua Dürksen (Arden).
• Relegated to last position after technical problems in qualifying, Andrea Kimi Antonelli (Prema) did not start Race 2. His team tried to send him onto the track after the green light but the Italian immediately returned. the pit lane to retire there.

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