Paul Aron doubles the lead and takes a Prema double

Clearly, this little trip to Italy is doing Prema and Paul Aron a lot of good. While the Italian team had not won since the first meeting of the year and Aron had never won outright in the category, the Aron-Prema package repeated the performance of the day before. It was even better than Saturday since Paul Aron won this time alongside his teammate Dino Beganovic (Prema), who took his first podium of the year. 

Great race from Hadrian David

Attacked by champion Grégoire Saucy (ART Grand Prix) when the lights went out, Paul Aron managed at the last minute to keep the inside line at the first corner to keep the lead by just one breath. A fight in which Dino Beganovic was invited, the Swede taking advantage of it to steal second place in the race from Saucy. The Swiss was then overtaken by Belov at the end of the race but ultimately retained his 3rd place due to the red flag displayed on the last lap (classification frozen before neutralization). In any case, Paul Aron took the opportunity to take second place in the championship from Hadrien David (R-ace GP), while he was sixth in the ranking before the meeting.

On the French side, Hadrien David (R-ace GP) had a good race from 8th position. After losing one place, he gained three by overtaking Pietro Delli Guanti (Monolite), Gabriele Bortoleto (FA Racing) and Kas Haverkort (MP Motorsport) on track to finish 6th. Isack Hadjar (R-ace GP) thought he would finish 10th but he ended up finishing 12th due to the red flag that occurred in the final moments of the Sunday meeting. For his second FRECA race, Sami Meguetounif (R-ace GP) finished 20th.