Spa – Race 2: Enzo Deligny wins a hard-fought race

After climbing onto the podium on Saturday, Enzo Deligny won the second race of the weekend this Sunday at Spa-Francorchamps. Starting from third on the grid, the French driver triumphed before leaving Belgium, getting the better of a succession of competitors, but they were unable to match his pace. A fast rider, he finally edged out Hiyu Yamakoshi and Taito Kato, but the most intense battle was fought alongside Rashid Al Dhaheri until the final laps.

Leading from the first lap, Enzo Deligny had indeed taken the lead from the start against the Prema driver. A first safety car allowed Al Dhaheri to move back into the lead on the restart, but Deligny showed his racing intelligence by taking the lead again a few moments later.

Among the highlights of this race, the first interruption almost immediately after the start was caused by a costly collision for Prema. From the first laps, Dorian Pin and Freddie Slater collided, taking Michael Belov with them, who was present on the outside of the first corner. Winner on Saturday, Slater will definitely have only managed to complete one race in two at Spa, as at Misano in the first round.

The second safety car was deployed when Édouard Borgna lost control of his car, forcing the pack to tighten up again. During the second restart, Enzo Deligny almost lost everything by restarting from fourth position. Helped by fate, the Frenchman was able to take advantage of a last-minute collision between Jin Nakamura (R-ace GP) and Rashid Al Dhaheri, who was unable to improve on his pole position obtained this Sunday morning. Less incisive than his pursuer, Hiyu Yamakoshi ceded the lead to the French driver, who is scoring big points this Belgian weekend.

FRECA – Spa-Francorchamps

The classification of Race 2