Vidales made a sensational getaway and overtook seven cars on the first lap and moved up to ninth. Sunday’s feature race, consisting of 24 laps, took place on a damp track on wet tires. Martí’s late charge rewarded with 14th place despite overtaking is nearly impossible in Budapest. After 18 laps, Goethe took the checkered flag in 8th place and secured the final point. In the middle of the pack, Vidales’ race came to a very end following a contact with another rival and Martí also found difficult to gain places. Despite he lost three places at the beginning, he set a strong pace fighting with usual frontrunners in the series. With a rolling start procedure, due to poor visibility, Goethe tried to avoid any mistake at the beginning in which was his first time driving the Dallara F3 car in wet conditions.
Saturday was a lottery as the sprint race was declared wet and got underway behind the safety car. Vidales posted a best lap time of 1m33.217s and set to start from row 8th. Martí lost his chances for a very narrow margin as he qualified in 13th with a time of 1m33.124s. At the end, Goethe clocked a lap time of 1m33.106 on final flying lap and took 12th-fastest in the screens.Īs a result, he would start from the pole on Saturday. With seven minutes to go, Vidales was lying in 11th place but a red flag in the closing moments of the session proved to be a challenge for everybody. Goethe and Martí also completed a fruitful free practice session with times of 1m33.674s and 1m33.867s to their name.Įverything turned further serious in qualifying with the Campos Racing drivers fighting for a top-12 result in order to start up the front on Saturday’s reverse grid. On Friday, Vidales posted a lap time of 1m33.052s in the morning free practice session and finished 12th-fastest in the timesheets, which was a positive start to the weekend. Spaniards David Vidales and Pepe Martí proved speed and race trim but minor setbacks prevent them from making it into the points-paying positions. Oliver Goethe, on his first outing in the Formula 3-based racing series, started from pole position on Saturday and, despite difficult weather conditions, rounded out the top-eight to score his first point. Vidales and Martí show strong form but they are unable to convert it into pointsĬampos Racing has brought more points home at the Hungaroring, which hosted the sixth round of the 2022 FIA Formula 3 Championship season this weekend. The Danish-German driver finished eighth during Saturday’s sprint race at the Hungaroring. Vidales and Martí show strong form but they are unable to convert it into pointsĬampos Racing has brought more points home at the Hungaroring, which hoste
Oliver Goethe secures points on FIA F3 debut with Campos Racing : The Danish-German driver finished eighth during Saturday’s sprint race at the Hungaroring.
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