After a fourth-place finish in the first race on Saturday, the Spaniard added a fourth-place finish to the weekend’s third on Sunday. In the first race on Sunday, Videls had to retire due to a technical problem: his car stalled at the start and although he was able to start and continue, on the fourth lap he entered the box to retire.
Koede came out better in the second race and took the lead through the first corner, but he was on the outside and Kimura took advantage of the inside to pass him. Behind Furutani and Fraga they battled during the first corners until the Japanese got the best of them.
The top three ran close together for the remainder of the race, although Kimura took a slight lead and Furutani fell slightly behind. The best fight, Fraga and Nonka’s; The Japanese threw themselves into attempts to remove Fraga from power, but he defended himself with all his might.
In the third race, Kimura, from pole position, got away from the entry and was no longer caught. The fight behind him between Furutani and Taira made his job easier. Taira managed to push her opponent, who was then pressured by Videls. The Asturian had taken advantage of a defensive maneuver by Coede to prevent Trulli from overcoming the two and moving into fourth, while the two lost contact with their battle.
Results Race 2 (14 laps)
- Kimura 23.44.511
- cod 1.690
- Furutani 3.514
- Igor Fraga has 5,299
- Nonaka 6.581
- Tire and 21.566
- at trully 23,006
- Tsutsumi 26.147
- Dragon A 39.802
- Imada 40.226
Results Race 3 (14 laps)
- Kimura 24.00.311
- that’s 2.614
- Furutani A 5.453
- 6,044 from Widless
- Koede 15.230
- Trulli at 15,870
- Fraga at 17,058
- Tsutsumi 17.679
- Dragon A 48.718
- Nonaka 49.846
