With an exciting final act, the Romagna parenthesis of the ACI Sport weekend ends.
The curtain falls on the second appointment of theACI Racing Weekend, after an exciting Sunday to Imola which met expectations. All the categories they took to the track to compete and, despite the predictable results, there was no shortage of twists and the strong emotions. Despite the ruling of the weather forecast, the rain spared the Enzo and Dino Ferrari Autodrome and all the spectators who went there to get a taste of adrenaline and competition.
Yamakoshi takes the top step, but Slater wins in game three
Opening the final act of the racing weekend were two open-wheel championships. There Italian Formula 4 he immediately began to put on a show with Hiyu Yamakoshi which, for the first time in the category, rose on the top step of the podium in game two. The Japanese from the VAR team, after the promotion to first place on Saturday, he got the better of the US Racing-branded Tatuus Akshay Bohra and on the Prema pilot Dion Gowda, to his second consecutive podium.
The situation is different regarding the third and final race of the weekend for the Italian F4 championship. Because of a problem with his car, in fact, Yamakoshi missed the chance to take home his third victory of the weekend. In his place, the British pilot Freddie Slater he returned to the top step of the podium. A real revenge for the very young Prema player who, following the disqualification in game one, he had almost seen the end of his rule.
As for it Zinox F2000 Trophy, instead, it was Sandro Zeller to take the checkered flag first, followed by the Italian Francesco Galli and by the winner of race one, Benjamin Bertha.
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Sunday then saw the Mini Challenge during game two. The Italian Andrea Bristot he took home another victory after having, on the other hand, led the standings in all sessions of the weekend. Another unbeatable and undefeated driver he was without a doubt Larry ten Voorde. In fact, the Dutchman ended a weekend of absolute domination on a high note (accompanied by a titanic stint at the 24 Hours of the Nürburgring).
Also the results of game two of the Italian championship Gran Turismo Sprint GT3 they surprised very few. Once again he was victorious the Denes-Bartholomew crew, confirming not only the success that was taken away from them due to disqualification in Saturday’s race but also the superiority of the Imperiale team and Lamborghini in the category.
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