Il Saudi Arabian GP welcomes the young people of F2 with the first session of free tests: the young man Piles scores a leading time, difficulties for the opponents Martins e Maloney.
- P1 – Dennis Hauger 1:43.793
- P2 – Kush Maini + 0.103
- P3 – Victor Martins +0.129
Historical excursus: how we left off last week
As the traffic lights come on, the academy cars hit the ground at the Jeddah circuit awaiting the session of qualifying in the afternoon. But before looking at the results, it's worth remembering what happened last week.
To shine particularly in the Bahrain GP it was Zane Maloney, squire of Rodin Motorsport. Still very far away Prema, forced to face the important ones technical problems with the car, but what can we expect in Jeddah?
F2 lands in Saudi Arabia: free practice is unforgiving
As we want to remind our readers, this weekend the F2 will speed around the circuit Jeddah, in Saudi Arabia, and does so starting with free practice. The circuit in question is particularly difficult due to its character "citizen".
At the beginning of the session the leadership is established Dennis Hauger, the fastest in the team MP Motorsports, followed by Fittipaldi ready to raise his voice. Different principle for the favorite Zane Maloney, in that third position he struggles to find the feeling with the car. But one interrupts the session Red flag caused by Villagomez finished on the wall curve 14.
Waltz of times when the traffic lights go off
After forcing the cars to stop for fifteen minutes, the single-seaters return to speed around the circuit in search of a better time than 1:45.558 marked by Piles. The first to chase time is Victor martins which is improved in the attempt lap, however remaining behind the leader.
Many improvements instead for the talents of Prema , which after a telemetry session in the pits, improved reaching ninth position with Antonelli , fourth Bearman.
Still a lot of difficulty for Myiata who is still unable to find the feeling with his car, occupying only eighteenth position. The session ends with a series of improvements on times by all drivers, and a last second yellow flag.
