Jehan Daruvala bounces back with points and podium in Baku
Jehan Daruvala finished fourth in sprint race 1, third in sprint race 2, and seventh in the feature race.
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Jehan Daruvala finished fourth in sprint race 1, third in sprint race 2, and seventh in the feature race.
Estonian Formula 2 driver Jüri Vips (Hitech GP) won on both Saturday and Sunday in the Baku Feature Race.
Robert Shwartzman produced a controlled performance around the streets of Baku for his first win of the year, bouncing back from a difficult start to the season to kickstart his title challenge, beating out Dan Ticktum by 5s, with Guanyu Zhou taking third place
2021 Formula 2 Championship, round 2: Jehan Daruvala struggles in Monaco, starts from P11 in feature race In Sprint Race 1, Daruvala was on for reverse grid pole until the final lap where he got hit twice and got barged out of the way. advertisement Ahead of the feature race, Jehan Daruvala dropped to P5 from P3 in overall rankings. HIGHLIGHTS As is standard for Monte Carlo, the qualifiers were split into two groups of 16 minutes each. Daruvala’s team mate, Dan Ticktum who was part of Group B qualified on P4. Daruvala could manage P6 in his group qualifiers, but settled for 11th best time o...
Estonian racing driver Jüri Vips will participate in the next Formula 2 season as part of the Hitech Grand Prix team. The Estonian's team-mate for the season will be New Zealand driver Liam Lawson, the series announced on Friday. The 20-year old Vips was part of Red Bull's youth program was part of Hitech's team in 2019, when he represented the team in the Formula 3 series, finishing the season fourth overall. The Estonian was a spot driver in last year's Formula 2 season as well, but has now been announced as a full-time driver. "I'm really looking forward to working with Hitech again," s...