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2021 Le Castellet Formula Regional European Championship round

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France  2021 Le Castellet Formula Regional European Championship round
Round details
Round 4 of 10 in the 2021 Formula Regional European Championship.
Layout of the Circuit Paul Ricard
LocationCircuit Paul Ricard
Le Castellet, France
CoursePermanent racing facility
5.842 km (3.630 mi)
Race 1
Date 29 May 2021
Laps 14
Pole position
Driver Switzerland Grégoire Saucy ART Grand Prix
Time 1:57.787
Podium
First France Hadrien David R-ace GP
Second Russia Michael Belov JD Motorsport
Third Italy Gabriele Minì ART Grand Prix
Fastest lap
Driver France Hadrien David R-ace GP
Time 1:59.481 (on 11)
Race 2
Date 30 May 2021
Laps 16
Pole position
Driver Switzerland Grégoire Saucy ART Grand Prix
Podium
First Switzerland Grégoire Saucy ART Grand Prix
Second Russia Michael Belov JD Motorsport
Third Finland William Alatalo Arden Motorsport
Fastest lap
Driver Russia Michael Belov JD Motorsport
Time 1:58.994 (on 13)

The 2021 Le Castellet Formula Regional European Championship round was a motor racing event held on 29 and 30 May 2021 at the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet, France. It was the fourth round of the 2021 Formula Regional European Championship, and ran in support of the 2021 Circuit Paul Ricard 1000 km.[1]

Classification[edit]

Qualifying 1[edit]

The qualifying session to set Saturday's grid took place on Saturday morning, with Grégoire Saucy setting the fastest lap time.

Pos. No. Driver Team Time/Gap Grid
1 26 Switzerland Grégoire Saucy ART Grand Prix 1:57.787 1
2 10 France Hadrien David R-ace GP +0.392 2
3 33 Russia Michael Belov JD Motorsport +0.427 3
4 46 Italy Gabriele Minì ART Grand Prix +0.522 4
5 22 Barbados Zane Maloney R-ace GP +0.610 5
6 5 Finland Patrik Pasma KIC Motorsport +0.654 6
7 23 Netherlands Thomas ten Brinke ART Grand Prix +0.666 7
8 21 United Kingdom Alex Quinn Arden Motorsport +0.673 8
9 27 Netherlands Kas Haverkort MP Motorsport +0.755 9
10 6 France Isack Hadjar R-ace GP +0.783 10
11 8 Finland William Alatalo Arden Motorsport +0.794 11
12 17 Sweden Dino Beganovic Prema Powerteam +0.861 12
13 43 Argentina Franco Colapinto MP Motorsport +0.867 13
14 64 Spain Mari Boya Van Amersfoort Racing +0.886 14
15 19 Italy Andrea Rosso FA Racing +0.925 15
16 35 Italy Pietro Delli Guanti Monolite Racing +0.994 16
17 12 Spain David Vidales Prema Powerteam +1.075 17
18 96 Denmark Oliver Goethe MP Motorsport +1.221 18
19 1 Estonia Paul Aron Prema Powerteam +1.348 19
20 85 Brazil Gabriel Bortoleto FA Racing +1.363 20
21 58 Finland Elias Seppänen KIC Motorsport +1.395 21
22 62 Spain Lorenzo Fluxá Van Amersfoort Racing +1.397 22
23 91 Brazil Eduardo Barrichello JD Motorsport +1.477 23
24 7 Switzerland Axel Gnos G4 Racing +1.556 24
25 13 Switzerland Jasin Ferati Monolite Racing +1.635 25
26 55 Venezuela Alessandro Famularo G4 Racing +1.641 26
27 51 Italy Francesco Pizzi Van Amersfoort Racing +1.704 27
28 14 Italy Nicola Marinangeli Arden Motorsport +1.836 28
29 72 Spain Belén García G4 Racing +1.916 29
30 9 France Alexandre Bardinon FA Racing +2.100 30
31 16 Australia Tommy Smith JD Motorsport +2.181 31
32 41 Italy Emidio Pesce DR Formula +2.340 32
33 71 Spain Brad Benavides DR Formula +2.471 33
34 2 Germany Nico Göhler KIC Motorsport +2.562 34
35 15 Switzerland Léna Bühler R-ace GP +2.615 35
Source:[2]

Race 1[edit]

Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Pts.
1 10 France Hadrien David R-ace GP 14 32:50.219 2 25
2 33 Russia Michael Belov JD Motorsport 14 +0.741 3
3 46 Italy Gabriele Minì ART Grand Prix 14 +1.157 4 18
4 22 Barbados Zane Maloney R-ace GP 14 +2.018 5 15
5 5 Finland Patrik Pasma KIC Motorsport 14 +2.556 6 12
6 21 United Kingdom Alex Quinn Arden Motorsport 14 +2.835 8 10
7 27 Netherlands Kas Haverkort MP Motorsport 14 +3.809 9 8
8 23 Netherlands Thomas ten Brinke ART Grand Prix 14 +4.478 7 6
9 8 Finland William Alatalo Arden Motorsport 14 +6.140 11 4
10 17 Sweden Dino Beganovic Prema Powerteam 14 +6.605 12 2
11 12 Spain David Vidales Prema Powerteam 14 +7.856 17 1
12 43 Argentina Franco Colapinto MP Motorsport 14 +8.554 13
13 19 Italy Andrea Rosso FA Racing 14 +8.614 15
14 1 Estonia Paul Aron Prema Powerteam 14 +9.333 19
15 58 Finland Elias Seppänen KIC Motorsport 14 +10.554 21
16 96 Denmark Oliver Goethe MP Motorsport 14 +11.261 18
17 35 Italy Pietro Delli Guanti Monolite Racing 14 +11.788 16
18 85 Brazil Gabriel Bortoleto FA Racing 14 +12.250 20
19 91 Brazil Eduardo Barrichello JD Motorsport 14 +13.454 23
20 51 Italy Francesco Pizzi Van Amersfoort Racing 14 +13.888 27
21 6 France Isack Hadjar R-ace GP 14 +14.423 10
22 13 Switzerland Jasin Ferati Monolite Racing 14 +15.263 25
23 16 Australia Tommy Smith JD Motorsport 14 +16.099 31
24 41 Italy Emidio Pesce DR Formula 14 +17.856 32
25 14 Italy Nicola Marinangeli Arden Motorsport 14 +20.112 28
26 9 France Alexandre Bardinon FA Racing 14 +23.546 30
27 2 Germany Nico Göhler KIC Motorsport 14 +23.703 34
28 71 Spain Brad Benavides DR Formula 14 +24.179 33
29 15 Switzerland Léna Bühler R-ace GP 14 +24.516 35
30 72 Spain Belén García G4 Racing 14 +25.807 29
DNF 7 Switzerland Axel Gnos G4 Racing 10 Collision 24
DNF 55 Venezuela Alessandro Famularo G4 Racing 10 Collision 26
DNF 64 Spain Mari Boya Van Amersfoort Racing 0 Collision 14
DNF 62 Spain Lorenzo Fluxá Van Amersfoort Racing 0 Collision 22
DSQ 26 Switzerland Grégoire Saucy ART Grand Prix 14 Disqualified1 1
Fastest lap set by France Hadrien David: 1:59.481 (lap 11)
Source:[3]
Notes
  • ^1 – Grégoire Saucy initially won the race. However, due to a washer having been applied the wrong way around my a mechanic, the Swiss driver was disqualified.[4]

Qualifying 2[edit]

The qualifying session to set Sunday's grid took place on Sunday morning, with Grégoire Saucy setting the fastest lap time.

Pos. No. Driver Team Time/Gap Grid
1 26 Switzerland Grégoire Saucy ART Grand Prix 1:58.139 1
2 10 France Hadrien David R-ace GP +0.348 PL
3 46 Italy Gabriele Minì ART Grand Prix +0.365 3
4 6 France Isack Hadjar R-ace GP +0.384 4
5 33 Russia Michael Belov JD Motorsport +0.500 5
6 8 Finland William Alatalo Arden Motorsport +0.521 6
7 19 Italy Andrea Rosso FA Racing +0.584 7
8 35 Italy Pietro Delli Guanti Monolite Racing +0.671 8
9 5 Finland Patrik Pasma KIC Motorsport +0.675 9
10 22 Barbados Zane Maloney R-ace GP +0.721 10
11 21 United Kingdom Alex Quinn Arden Motorsport +0.756 11
12 17 Sweden Dino Beganovic Prema Powerteam +0.767 12
13 23 Netherlands Thomas ten Brinke ART Grand Prix +0.863 13
14 12 Spain David Vidales Prema Powerteam +0.908 14
15 96 Denmark Oliver Goethe MP Motorsport +0.958 15
16 1 Estonia Paul Aron Prema Powerteam +0.960 16
17 43 Argentina Franco Colapinto MP Motorsport +0.960 17
18 27 Netherlands Kas Haverkort MP Motorsport +1.023 18
19 85 Brazil Gabriel Bortoleto FA Racing +1.104 19
20 55 Venezuela Alessandro Famularo G4 Racing +1.193 20
21 51 Italy Francesco Pizzi Van Amersfoort Racing +1.264 21
22 91 Brazil Eduardo Barrichello JD Motorsport +1.280 22
23 58 Finland Elias Seppänen KIC Motorsport +1.361 23
24 62 Spain Lorenzo Fluxá Van Amersfoort Racing +1.383 24
25 7 Switzerland Axel Gnos G4 Racing +1.594 25
26 9 France Alexandre Bardinon FA Racing +1.687 26
27 14 Italy Nicola Marinangeli Arden Motorsport +1.834 27
28 2 Germany Nico Göhler KIC Motorsport +1.851 28
29 16 Australia Tommy Smith JD Motorsport +1.929 29
30 15 Switzerland Léna Bühler R-ace GP +1.954 30
31 41 Italy Emidio Pesce DR Formula +1.967 31
32 13 Switzerland Jasin Ferati Monolite Racing +2.004 32
33 71 Spain Brad Benavides DR Formula +2.016 33
34 72 Spain Belén García G4 Racing +2.260 34
64 Spain Mari Boya Van Amersfoort Racing No time set 35
Source:[5]

Race 2[edit]

Pos. No. Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Pts.
1 26 Switzerland Grégoire Saucy ART Grand Prix 16 33:15.012 1 25
2 33 Russia Michael Belov JD Motorsport 16 +0.739 5
3 8 Finland William Alatalo Arden Motorsport 16 +1.358 6 18
4 6 France Isack Hadjar R-ace GP 16 +1.663 4 15
5 19 Italy Andrea Rosso FA Racing 16 +2.502 7 12
6 22 Barbados Zane Maloney R-ace GP 16 +2.956 10 10
7 5 Finland Patrik Pasma KIC Motorsport 16 +3.406 9 8
8 12 Spain David Vidales Prema Powerteam 16 +3.954 14 6
9 23 Netherlands Thomas ten Brinke ART Grand Prix 16 +5.702 13 4
10 10 France Hadrien David R-ace GP 16 +5.290 PL 2
11 17 Sweden Dino Beganovic Prema Powerteam 16 +6.513 12 1
12 43 Argentina Franco Colapinto MP Motorsport 16 +6.675 17
13 35 Italy Pietro Delli Guanti Monolite Racing 16 +7.019 8
14 58 Finland Elias Seppänen KIC Motorsport 16 +7.063 23
15 27 Netherlands Kas Haverkort MP Motorsport 16 +7.472 18
16 96 Denmark Oliver Goethe MP Motorsport 16 +7.771 15
17 16 Australia Tommy Smith JD Motorsport 16 +9.332 29
18 55 Venezuela Alessandro Famularo G4 Racing 16 +10.234 20
19 62 Spain Lorenzo Fluxá Van Amersfoort Racing 16 +10.760 24
20 71 Spain Brad Benavides DR Formula 16 +11.166 33
21 21 United Kingdom Alex Quinn Arden Motorsport 16 +11.409 11
22 41 Italy Emidio Pesce DR Formula 16 +12.204 31
23 9 France Alexandre Bardinon FA Racing 16 +12.900 26
24 72 Spain Belén García G4 Racing 16 +13.222 34
25 7 Switzerland Axel Gnos G4 Racing 16 +14.194 25
26 1 Estonia Paul Aron Prema Powerteam 16 +14.265 16
27 2 Germany Nico Göhler KIC Motorsport 16 +14.842 28
28 85 Brazil Gabriel Bortoleto FA Racing 16 +14.939 19
29 91 Brazil Eduardo Barrichello JD Motorsport 16 +16.370 22
30 15 Switzerland Léna Bühler R-ace GP 16 +16.805 30
31 64 Spain Mari Boya Van Amersfoort Racing 16 +19.592 35
32 51 Italy Francesco Pizzi Van Amersfoort Racing 15 +1 Lap 21
DNF 14 Italy Nicola Marinangeli Arden Motorsport 12 Collision 27
DNF 13 Switzerland Jasin Ferati Monolite Racing 12 Collision 32
DNF 46 Italy Gabriele Minì ART Grand Prix 2 Engine 3
Fastest lap set by Russia Michael Belov: 1:58.994 (lap 13)
Source:[6]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ "Calendar and Results Formula Regional by Alpine 2021". April 2021. Retrieved 26 April 2021.
  2. ↑ "Le Castellet Q1".
  3. ↑ "Paul Ricard, Race1 updated standings see David as the winner". Formula Regional by Alpine (in italiano). 2021-05-29. Retrieved 2021-05-31.
  4. ↑ Wood, Ida (2021-05-29). "Saucy loses latest FREC win to disqualification, David handed victory". Formula Scout. Retrieved 2021-05-31.
  5. ↑ "Paul Ricard, QP2: Saucy confirms, Rosso and Delli Guanti do a great job". Formula Regional by Alpine (in italiano). 2021-05-30. Retrieved 2021-05-31.
  6. ↑ "Paul Ricard, Race 2: Saucy, who else? Unlucky Minì and David, great Alatalo!". Formula Regional by Alpine (in italiano). 2021-05-30. Retrieved 2021-05-31.

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