Check the F2 championship standings after the Madrid stage Sprint

Check the F2 championship standings after the Madrid stage Sprint

The Formula 2 championship is even more open after the Sprint race of the 11th round of the championship, held on the morning of this Saturday (12) at the Madring circuit, set up on the streets of Madrid, Spain. Nikola Tsolov and Rafael Câmara, the top two in the standings, are separated by only eight points.

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Rafael Câmara

Tsolov retired from the race while trying to overtake his Campos Racing teammate Noel León. The Bulgarian spun and stalled the car. Câmara crossed the finish line in sixth. Thus, Tsolov remains with 177 points, against 169 for the Brazilian from Invicta Racing. Gabriele Mini, who also did not score this morning, is third with 147.

Check the F2 championship standings after the Madrid stage Sprint
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The victory this morning went to Ritomo Miyata, who with the result advanced to 55 points, moving up to 12th place. Emmo Fittipaldi, second in the Sprint, besides achieving his first podium in F2, moved up to 19th in the championship, now totaling 18 points.

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F2 concludes its visit to Madrid this Sunday with the main race, scheduled for 6:25 AM.

Check out the F2 championship standings after the Madrid Sprint:

Check the F2 championship standings after the Madrid stage Sprint
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1st – Nikola Tsolov – 177 points
2nd – Rafael Câmara – 169
3rd – Gabriele Mini – 147
4th – Alexander Dunne – 120
5th – Noel León – 119
6th – Kush Maini – 88
7th – Dino Beganovic – 79
8th – Joshua Durksen – 78
9th – Laurens van Hoepen – 72
10th – Martinius Stenshorne – 66
11th – Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak – 63
12th – Ritomo Miyata – 55
13th – John Bennett – 38
14th – Rafael Villagómez – 38
15th – Oliver Goethe – 37
16th – Sebastian Montoya – 28
17th – Colton Herta – 26
18th – Roman Bilinski – 24
19th – Emmo Fittipaldi – 18
20th – Nico Varrone – 15
21st – Mari Boya – 13
22nd – Cian Shields – 10

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