F2 Imola Emilia Romagna 2022 Results Feature And Sprint Race, Winner, Highlights

F2 Imola Emilia Romagna 2022 Results Feature And Sprint Race, Winner, Highlights

Marcus Armstrong won his second FIA F2 race in Imola, snatching the lead from the start and holding on to the finish line, know the results of the 2022 feature race

The Hitech driver overtook polesitter Logan Sargeant at the start and held off Jehan Daruvala’s fast-finishing Prema to win for the first time since Jeddah last year.

Sargeant, a Carlin driver, had excessive wheel spin on the grid, stranding him in fifth place as he was eaten up by Prema’s Daruvala and Dennis Hauger, as well as DAMS’ Roy Nissany.

After a good start, Nissany was momentarily in third place until reigning FIA Formula 3 champion Hauger made it a Prema 2-3, which they maintained until the conclusion.

F2 Imola Emilia Romagna 2022 Results Feature And Sprint Race, Winner And  Highlights

F2 Imola 2022: Armstrong takes the lead at the start and goes on to win the sprint race.

After David Beckmann, who was driving in place of an injured Cem Bolukbasi at Charouz, went off at the Tamburello melee, Clement Novalak’s MP Motorsport vehicle suffered a shattered front wing after he was unable to dodge the super sub’s spin.

After a bad qualifying session on Friday, championship leader Felipe Drugovich (MP Motorsport) started 12th but quickly moved up to eighth at the conclusion of the first lap, while feature race polesitter Juri Vips (Hitech) drove wide and dropped to the back of the field.

On lap 5, Hauger applied pressure to his teammate Daruvala in front, while Liam Lawson of Carlin passed Ayumu Iwasa’s Carlin-run vehicle for a ninth place deeper down the field.

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On lap 9, both Drugovich and Theo Pourchaire (ART) passed Ralph Boschung in the race for sixth, but the Campos Racing driver came to a standstill at Turn 1, resulting in a virtual safety car.

By the halfway mark, the leading three had opened up a five-second lead over Nissany in fourth, with the Israeli driver holding off Sargeant and Drugovich.

After a multi-lap battle, ART’s Frederik Vesti passed rookie Jack Doohan (Virtuosi) for tenth position on lap 19, with experience paying off for the Mercedes youngster.

Though a loose sidepod cover threatened Hauger’s race, it remained strong, allowing him to finish third in his debut series race at his team’s home track.

Nissany had created a 3.5-second lead over Sargeant by the penultimate lap, putting the Williams youngster at risk of falling victim to Drugovich, who eventually overtook him down the start-finish straight to claim sixth.

Pourchaire came in seventh position, with Lawson getting eighth place in terms of points.

Vips made his way back up to 15th place at the checkered flag after going wide early in the race.

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On lap 31, Logan Sargeant had passed Boschung for a net second place, but a mistake at Variante Alta put him behind the Campos driver and a surging Fittipaldi.

Clement Novalak (MP Motorsport), Iwasa (who had been obliged to double-stack behind Nissany in the pits) and Pourchaire’s teammate Frederik Vesti pushed the Williams youngster back even more, and he finished a disappointing eighth.

Moments after passing Sargeant, Fittipaldi took advantage of the opportunity to overtake Boschung around the outside of Tamburello for his maiden series podium.

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On lap 32, Lawson’s collision out of Acque Minerali triggered the last safety car period, with the field following Bernd Maylander’s Aston Martin Vantage to the checkered flag.

Drugovich pitted under the safety car and finished tenth, one position behind Daruvala in ninth, with Sato and Caldwell finishing 11th and 14th, respectively.

Pourchaire’s win puts him two points ahead of Drugovich in the championship standings.

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F2 Imola Feature Race Results

ClaDriverTeamTimeGap
1France Theo PourchaireFrance ART Grand Prix
2Brazil Enzo FittipaldiCzech Republic Charouz Racing System0.30.3
3Switzerland Ralph BoschungSpain Campos Racing0.70.7
4Switzerland Clement NovalakNetherlands MP Motorsport1.41.4
5Japan Ayumu IwasaFrance DAMS1.81.8
6Denmark Frederik VestiFrance ART Grand Prix2.12.1
7United States Logan SargeantUnited Kingdom Carlin2.52.5
8Germany David BeckmannCzech Republic Charouz Racing System3.23.2
9India Jehan DaruvalaItaly Prema Powerteam4.14.1
10Brazil Felipe DrugovichNetherlands MP Motorsport4.34.3
11Japan Marino SatoVirtuosi Racing4.84.8
12United Kingdom Jake HughesVan Amersfoort Racing55
13New Zealand Marcus ArmstrongUnited Kingdom HitechGP6.26.2
14United Kingdom Olli CaldwellSpain Campos Racing6.76.7
15Netherlands Richard VerschoorItaly Trident7.27.2
16Australia Calan WilliamsItaly Trident7.77.7
17Amaury CordeelVan Amersfoort Racing1’21.4001’21.400
New Zealand Liam LawsonUnited Kingdom Carlin5 laps
Israel Roy NissanyFrance DAMS15 laps
Estonia Jüri VipsUnited Kingdom HitechGP30 laps
Australia Jack DoohanVirtuosi Racing34 laps
Norway Dennis HaugerItaly Prema Powerteam35 laps

Sprint Race Results: F2 Imola

Cla#DriverTeamLapsTimeGapIntervalMphPitsRetirementPointsBonus
17New Zealand Marcus ArmstrongUnited Kingdom HitechGP2540’50.545179.9710
22India Jehan DaruvalaItaly Prema Powerteam2540’51.9761.4311.431179.8658
31Norway Dennis HaugerItaly Prema Powerteam2540’52.7882.2430.812179.80561
416Israel Roy NissanyFrance DAMS2540’53.3482.8030.56179.7645
511Brazil Felipe DrugovichNetherlands MP Motorsport2540’57.5907.0454.242179.4544
66United States Logan SargeantUnited Kingdom Carlin2541’00.3669.8212.776179.2513
710France Theo PourchaireFrance ART Grand Prix2541’02.91712.3722.551179.0662
85New Zealand Liam LawsonUnited Kingdom Carlin2541’03.37112.8260.454179.0331
917Ayumu IwasaFrance DAMS2541’03.98113.4360.61178.988
109Denmark Frederik VestiFrance ART Grand Prix2541’08.25917.7144.278178.678
113Australia Jack DoohanVirtuosi Racing2541’10.72420.1792.465178.5
1222Brazil Enzo FittipaldiCzech Republic Charouz Racing System2541’11.60421.0590.88178.436
1320Netherlands Richard VerschoorItaly Trident2541’12.03821.4930.434178.405
1421Australia Calan WilliamsItaly Trident2541’13.48722.9421.449178.3
158Estonia Jüri VipsUnited Kingdom HitechGP2541’13.82023.2750.333178.276
164Japan Marino SatoVirtuosi Racing2541’14.76124.2160.941178.209
1714United Kingdom Olli CaldwellSpain Campos Racing2541’15.18224.6370.421178.178
1824United Kingdom Jake HughesVan Amersfoort Racing2541’16.40125.8561.219178.091
1912Switzerland Clement NovalakNetherlands MP Motorsport2541’16.84426.2990.443178.0591
dnf15Switzerland Ralph BoschungSpain Campos Racing916 lapsRetirement
dnf23Germany David BeckmannCzech Republic Charouz Racing System24Retirement
dnf25Amaury CordeelVan Amersfoort Racing25Retirement

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