Nogaro – Race 3: Munoz wins a chaotic final race

Just off the podium in Race 2 on Sunday afternoon, Alexandre Munoz confirmed his strong start to the FFSA F4 season. The French driver remained unshaken and won for a second time in three races, naturally taking the lead in the championship after this first of six races.

Starting second, Jules Roussel also maintained his position after the fine comeback he made from eighth to second place yesterday, during the second race of the day which took place in the rain. The best performance of the day undoubtedly goes to Louis Iglesias, completing the podium. Starting 13th, the rookie took advantage of a race that was still very chaotic ahead of him to climb behind the two leading drivers, involved in some very good maneuvers throughout the race.

Although choppy, this race wasn't very long. Neutralized twice, then shortened by five minutes in preparation for the other races scheduled at Nogaro this Monday, this event notably saw Arthur Dorison enter the pits before the start, while Monegasque Matteo Giaccardi was caught en route by a slightly too aggressive Andy Consani on the track. Roméo Leurs and Rafaël Pérard were forced to retire.