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Logan Sargeant took the race lead from Victor Martins on lap one as the American managed the gap and held off Dennis Hauger in the final laps of the race. The second-place finish for the Prema man secured him the title with two races to go.
Russia’s Sochi Autodrom plays host to the seventh and final round of the F3 season, where Prema’s Dennis Hauger and Trident’s Jack Doohan will go toe-to-toe in the quest to become a Formula 3 World Champion.
Dennis Hauger claimed his fourth victory of the Formula 3 season as the Norweigan holds a 43-point advantage over closest championship rival Jack Doohan.
Dennis Hauger made his last competitive lap count as the Norweigan secured pole position ahead of Sunday’s race three.
The title contenders, Dennis Hauger, Jack Doohan and Frederik Vesti, gave their thoughts on their respective season’s so far ahead of this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort.
The dominant Dennis Hauger drove excellently in Hungary to round off another brilliant weekend for the Prema driver, who extends his championship lead heading into the summer break.
The Monegasque did enough to clinch pole position for Sunday’s race three ahead of his Prema teammate Dennis Hauger, after an impressive lap during Friday’s qualifying session at the Hungaroring.
Frederik Vesti was able to take the race victory as he overtook Championship leader Dennis Hauger to take the win. The Norweigan ended up finishing in second with Prema Racing teammate Olli Caldwell rounding off the podium in third.
The Trident driver led from start to finish as he maintained a healthy gap throughout the race. Frederik Vesti and Dennis Hauger completed the podium as the latter capitalised on a late retirement from Victor Martins.
Dennis Hauger’s heroic drive saw him storm to glory as he made up 11 positions over the 24 lap race. The Norweigan was able to pick up the pieces when Matteo Nannini and Clement Novalak cost themselves a top-three finish.
Championship leader Dennis Hauger took pole in a very hectic qualifying session. The Norweigan will start ahead of Frederik Vesti and Aleksandr Smolyar in Sunday’s Feature Race.
After a couple of days away from the track, Formula Three is back in action once more. This time, the drivers have the pleasure of travelling to Austria to race around the Red Bull Ring.
The Australian conquered Paul Ricard as he surged from sixth to claim his maiden victory in Formula 3 overtaking Championship leader Dennis Hauger in tricky wet conditions.
Arthur Leclerc took his maiden F3 victory in emphatic style as he breezed to victory at Paul Ricard ahead of Dennis Hauger and Victor Martins in third, who left it late to jump into the podium places.
Mercedes Junior Frederik Vesti pipped Championship leader Dennis Hauger to pole position in France while Victor Martins completed the top three ahead of his home Grand Prix.
Dennis Hauger was able to pull out a huge gap to the rest of the field that saw him cruise to victory ahead of second-placed Jack Doohan and third-placed Matteo Nannini.
The Prema Racing driver claimed “it will be even more important” to be consistent this season as he spoke to Cameron Anderson-Jones after securing pole position ahead of Sunday’s Feature Race.
The Red Bull Academy Driver will line up on pole position in the weekend’s final race on Sunday alongside Jack Doohan and debutant Victor Martins.