Hungary – Race 2: Hadrien David returns to victory

Hadrien David couldn't ask for a better Sunday. Author of pole position a few hours earlier, the R-ace GP driver completed his Hungarian meeting in the best possible way thanks to a solid victory during the Race 2.

Although he may have lost a few positions at the start this season, this time Hadrien David did not flinch when the lights went out. With a very good reaction, the Royannais took advantage of the crossover between Gabriele Mini (ART Grand Prix) and Gabriel Bortoleto (R-ace GP) to negotiate the first turn without incident.

Despite this good start and the battle in his mirrors, Hadrien David could not relax since Gabriel Bortoleto and Gabriele Mini remained in contact. The Habs were then able to rely on their very good pace, which allowed them to take pole position at the start of the day, to keep the Brazilian and the Italian at bay.

At the end of the race, the exit of Joshua Durksen (Arden) forced Hadrien David to restart the pack for the last 3 minutes. Luckily, the Frenchman took advantage of a collision between Paul Aron (Prema) and Pietro Delli Guanti (RPM) and a new safety car to cross the finish line with complete peace of mind and sheltered from his enemies. close pursuers.

With this 2^e victory of the season, Hadrien David goes back to 4^e championship rank still dominated by Dino Beganovic (Prema), only 16^e. If he remains in control after a complicated weekend, the Swede sees Gabriele Mini return to 9 points.