The Russian Alexander Smolyar won this Sunday the second F3 race held in Hungary, by winning the Hungaroring
The Spanish driver David Vidales (Campos Racing) finished in thirteenth position
the russian Alexander smolyar (MP Motorsport) won this Sunday the second F3 race held in Hungary, by winning the Hungaroring, the circuit on the outskirts of Budapest, where the Ecuadorian-American Juan Manuel Belt (Art Grand Prix) was sixth and the Spanish David Vidales (Campos Racing) finished in thirteenth position.
smolyar won the test -24 laps, to cover a route of 105 kilometers- ahead of Zane Maloney (Trident), from Barbados; and from the British Oliver Bearman (Prema Racing), who finished in third position in a test that the other Spaniard, Joseph Marti (Campos Racing) finished twenty-ninth.
The French Isaac Hadjar (Hitech), who finished eighteenth this Sunday, leads the F3 championship with 104 points; the same as his compatriot Victor Martin’s (Art Grand Prix) -eleventh at the Hungaroring- and nine ahead of the Monegasque Arthur Leclerc (Prema Racing) -brother of Charles, the Spaniard’s partner Carlos sainz at Ferrari-, which, after finishing eighth on the outskirts of Budapest, occupies third place in the contest.
Belt, who advanced a large number of positions by risking the end of a race decreed in the wet -it rained a lot this Sunday morning in Budapest- and putting on dry tires, is thirteenth overall, with 30 points; and the lion Vidalesfifteenth, with 21.