F2 Race: Isack Hadjar wins in Great Britain, takes the lead in the championship

Isack Hadjar won the long race of the English Formula 2 weekend, benefiting from a 5-second penalty for Jak Crawford who had nevertheless crossed the line ahead of the French driver. Hadjar takes advantage of Paul Aron's problems to take the lead in the championship.

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This may be a turning point in the Formula 2 championship. A good performance for French Red Bull protege Isack Hadjar who won the F2 long race this weekend at Silverstone and, in doing so, takes the lead in the championship.

Launched from pole position in wet but not rainy track conditions, French driver Isack Hadjar managed to win the race despite finishing second, thanks to the 5-second penalty given to Jak Crawford. Paul Aron, who led the championship until then, tumbled down the rankings due to a flat tire and a penalty. Without scoring any points, he handed over the championship lead to Isack Hadjar.

Victor Martins, who started second in the race, had however a better start than his compatriot. Leading in the early laps, he lost the advantage in the race, battling with Hadjar. Off track in a corner, he lost several positions to finish in 5th place in the end. It is the Barbadian driver, Zane Maloney, who takes second place on the podium with a great comeback. Jak Crawford finally takes third place ahead of Franco Colapinto.

The long race was marked by the intervention of the safety car twice for single-seaters that had spun. At the start, Kimi Antonelli spun following a slight touch from another driver. Winner yesterday, he had to retire after the first lap. Durksen also had to retire after being pushed by Paul Aron, losing control of his single-seater and causing the penalty that was handed to Aron.

Results of the long race of F2 in Silverstone:

Driver Team Times Gap Laps
1 I. Hadjar #20 Campos Racing 54:48.351 29
2 Z. Maloney #5 Rodin Motorsport 54:50.008 +1.657 29
3 J. Crawford #7 DAMS Lucas Oil 54:50.173 +1.822 29
4 F. Colapinto #12 MP Motorsport 55:00.342 +11.991 29
5 V. Martins #1 ART Grand Prix 55:00.579 +12.228 29
6 G. Bortoleto #10 Invicta Racing 55:02.861 +14.510 29
7 O. Bearman #3 PREMA Racing 55:05.829 +17.478 29
8 E. Fittipaldi #14 Van Amersfoort Racing 55:06.341 +17.990 29
9 D. Hauger #11 MP Motorsport 55:11.543 +23.192 29
10 J. Marti #21 Campos Racing 55:15.129 +26.778 29
11 Z. O’sullivan #2 ART Grand Prix 55:21.013 +32.662 29
12 P. Aron #17 Hitech Pulse-Eight 55:21.621 +33.270 29
13 R. Verschoor #22 Trident 55:23.302 +34.951 29
14 T. Barnard #25 AIX Racing 55:25.645 +37.294 29
15 A. Cordeel #16 Hitech Pulse-Eight 55:30.697 +42.346 29
16 R. Villagomez #15 Van Amersfoort Racing 55:34.000 +45.649 29
17 R. Miyata #6 Rodin Motorsport 55:34.890 +46.539 29
18 R. Stanek #23 Trident 55:39.134 +50.783 29
19 K. Maini #9 Invicta Racing 55:50.652 +62.301 29
20 J. Correa #8 DAMS Lucas Oil 56:20.822 +92.471 29
21 J. Durksen #24 AIX Racing 4:50.549 DNF 2
22 A. Antonelli #4 PREMA Racing DNF 0
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