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Armstrong and Lawson fail to trouble the scorers after tough Imola feature race

by Zane Shackleton
April 24, 2022
in Formula 2, International, News
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Marcus Armstrong meandered home in P13, and Liam Lawson’s Formula 2 feature race ended in the wall as the Kiwi pair battled a tough day at Imola.

Armstrong and Lawson both started on the harder tyre compound for the 35-lapper.

The plan was to run long and use the sheer pace of the soft tyres after their pitstop to charge back through the field.

Unfortunately, several safety car interventions meant that plan never really eventuated.

Despite running as high as second and third, by the time Armstrong and Lawson made their stop, they were outside the top ten.

Armstrong would finish in P13, outside the points-paying positions. His race was compounded by a slow pitstop.

He cruised home behind the safety car, which was deployed when Lawson shunted into the wall four laps from home.

LAP 32/35

Lawson is out after a shunt into the wall

The driver is out of the car and appears okay 👍#ImolaGP #F2 pic.twitter.com/AheY7O6mMu

— Formula 2 (@Formula2) April 24, 2022

The Red Bull Junior leaves Imola with just one point next to his name after a P8 finish in the sprint race.

Lawson is now fourth in the drivers’ championship.

Meanwhile, Armstrong can take satisfaction in winning the weekend’s earlier affair. He is seventh in the championship standings.

As for the feature race, Theo Pourchaire clinched victory after Roy Nissany crashed out of a race-winning position.

F2 has a month’s break before the next round at Barcelona.

PosDriverGap
1Theo Pourchaire
2Enzo Fittipaldi+0.388s
3Ralph Boschung+0.729s
4Clement Novalak+1.497s
5Ayumu Iwasa+1.806s
6Frederik Vesti+2.122s
7Logan Sargeant+2.592s
8David Beckmann+3.229s
9Jehan Daruvala+4.191s
10Felipe Drugovich+4.396s
11Marino Sato+4.893s
12Jake Hughes+5.044s
13Marcus Armstrong+6.287s
14Olli Caldwell+6.745s
15Richard Verschoor+7.271s
16Calan Williams+7.763s
17Amaury Cordeel+1m21.403s
DNFLiam Lawson
DNFRoy Nissany
DNFJuri Vips
DNFJack Doohan
DNSDennis Hauger

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