World Series by Renault - Round 4 - Hungaroring

WSR Fan · 11 Jun 2009, 19:03 (Ref:2480336)

Right, after the glitz and glamour of Monaco, the World Series heads east this weekend to the Hungaroring in Hungary for Round 4 of the 2009 season.

There have been two driver changes announced ahead of the event, both involving current GP2 drivers: Michael Herck will be driving alongside Adrian Zaugg at Interwetten.com and Edoardo Mortara will be racing for SG Formula, alongside Anton Nebylitskiy.

Here is the weekend schedule (all times are local times):

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Saturday 13th June
09:00 - 09:20 - Qualifying (Group A)
09:25 - 09:45 - Qualifying (Group B)
10:50 - 11:05 - Superpole
13:33 - 14:20 - Race 1

Sunday 14th June
12:18 - 13:05 - Race 2

And here are those all important TV times (all of which are on British Eurosport):

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Saturday 13th June
12:30 - 13:30 - Race 1 LIVE

Sunday 14th June
14:15 - 15:05 - Race 2 LIVE

Tuesday 16th June
23:00 - 23:30 - Highlights

Links:
Live Timing
Renault-Sport Official site
Weather Forecast

WSR Fan · 11 Jun 2009, 19:49 (Ref:2480405)

I've just read this weeks' Autosport magazine and it mentions that ex-F3 Euroseries racer Jon Lancaster will be driving for Comtec this weekend, alongside recent recruit John Martin.

Stocky · 11 Jun 2009, 21:47 (Ref:2480551)

Is there any way to watch this on line ? (from Australia)

Don't get British Eurosport

Go_For_Pole · 12 Jun 2009, 08:26 (Ref:2480778)

Marinescu will race with RC

WSR Fan · 12 Jun 2009, 20:03 (Ref:2481231)

Here are the Practice times from Friday:

Morning session:

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1 - Charles Pic - Tech 1 - 1'33"809 - 23 Laps
2 - Marcos Martinez - Pons - 1'33"933 - 25
3 - Edoardo Mortara - SG - 1'34"034 - 24
4 - Marco Barba - Draco - 1'34"144 - 23
5 - Sten Pentus - Fortec - 1'34"220 - 24
6 - Adrian Zaugg - Interwetten - 1'34"337 - 26
7 - Fairuz Fauzy - Fortec - 1'34"401 - 19
8 - Jon Lancaster - Comtec - 1'34"614 - 24
9 - Adrian Valles - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'34"629 - 21
10 - Miguel Molina - Ultimate - 1'34"697 - 18
11 - Bertrand Baguette - Draco - 1'34"713 - 22
12 - James Walker - P1 - 1'34"798 - 25
13 - Oliver Turvey - Carlin - 1'34"818 - 25
14 - Daniil Move - P1 - 1'34"931 - 24
15 - Jaime Alguersuari - Carlin - 1'34"938 - 27
16 - Chris Van der Drift - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'35"021 - 19
17 - Brendon Hartley - Tech 1 - 1'35"074 - 23
18 - Pasquale Di Sabatino - RC - 1'35"192 - 22
19 - John Martin - Comtec - 1'35"272 - 23
20 - Filip Salaquarda - Prema - 1'35"603 - 22
21 - Anton Nebilitskiy - SG - 1'35"624 - 23
22 - Greg Mansell - Ultimate - 1'35"736 - 16
23 - Federico Leo - Pons - 1'35"824 - 26
24 - Mihai Marinescu - RC - 1'36"013 - 23
25 - Michael Herck - Interwetten - 1'36"436 - 22
26 - Julian Leal - Prema - 1'37"362 - 27

Afternoon session:

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1 - Bertrand Baguette - Draco - 1'32"708 - 20 Laps
2 - Marcos Martinez - Pons - 1'33"135 - 17
3 - Oliver Turvey - Carlin - 1'33"214 - 20
4 - Fairuz Fauzy - Fortec - 1'33"246 - 14
5 - Adrian Zaugg - Interwetten - 1'33"384 - 25
6 - Brendon Hartley - Tech 1 - 1'33"427 - 22
7 - Miguel Molina - Ultimate - 1'33"549 - 19
8 - Charles Pic - Tech 1 - 1'33"550 - 22
9 - Jon Lancaster - Comtec - 1'33"587 - 23
10 - Jaime Alguersuari - Carlin - 1'33"722 - 26
11 - John Martin - Comtec - 1'33"886 - 21
12 - James Walker - P1 - 1'34"054 - 15
13 - Daniil Move - P1 - 1'34"382 - 22
14 - Marco Barba - Draco - 1'34"482 - 20
15 - Michael Herck - Interwetten - 1'34"492 - 18
16 - Chris Van der Drift - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'34"699 - 22
17 - Filip Salaquarda - Prema - 1'34"790 - 22
18 - Adrian Valles - Epsilon Euskadi - 1'34"806 - 19
19 - Greg Mansell - Ultimate - 1'34"953 - 21
20 - Sten Pentus - Fortec - 1'34"962 - 21
21 - Edoardo Mortara - SG - 1'34"974 - 17
22 - Pasquale Di Sabatino - RC - 1'35"495 - 26
23 - Anton Nebilitskiy - SG - 1'35"666 - 22
24 - Julian Leal - Prema - 1'35"859 - 24
25 - Mihai Marinescu - RC - 1'36"027 - 22
26 - Federico Leo - Pons - 1'36"066 - 24

**bella** · 12 Jun 2009, 21:25 (Ref:2481270)

i think mortara's done pretty well so far (red flag causing in the afternoon aside), same with jon lancaster. qualifying tomorrow should be very interesting.

thanks for the times, 'fan

**gomick** · 13 Jun 2009, 11:26 (Ref:2481506)

Marcos Martinez won the pole - he sure is the man of the moment in WSR...

WSR Fan · 13 Jun 2009, 18:37 (Ref:2482024)

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Originally Posted by bella

thanks for the times, 'fan

No problems mate

Here are today's race results:

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1 - Fairuz Fauzy - Fortec - 28 giri 46'28"278
2 - Marco Barba - Draco - 1"969
3 - Bertrand Baguette - Draco - 3"382
4 - James Walker - P1 - 3"892
5 - Jaime Alguersuari - Carlin - 5"728
6 - Marcos Martinez - Pons - 8"116
7 - Miguel Molina - Ultimate - 10"085
8 - Oliver Turvey - Carlin - 10"582
9 - Jon Lancaster - Comtec - 11"138
10 - Adrian Zaugg - Interwetten - 16"830
11 - Charles Pic - Tech 1 - 17"151
12 - Daniil Move - P1 - 19"265
13 - Chri Van der Drift - Epsilon Euskadi - 19"676
14 - Pasquale Di Sabatino - RC - 20"246
15 - Greg Mansell - Ultimate - 20"791
16 - Adrian Valles - Epsilon Euskadi - 21"472
17 - Brendon Hartley - Tech 1 - 21"651
18 - Sten Pentus - Fortec - 27"428
19 - Anton Nebilitskiy - SG - 28"595
20 - John Martin - Comtec - 29"600
21 - Edoardo Mortara - SG - 30"968
22 - Julian Leal - Prema - 35"999

Giro più veloce: Brendon Hartley 1'34"529

Ritirati
23° giro - Federico Leo
14° giro - Filip Salaquarda
7° giro - Mihai Marinescu
0 giri - Michael Herck

From the picture on Italiaracing.net it looks like Michael Herck had a pretty sizeable accident against the pitwall.

Here are the standings after today's race:

1. Marcos Martinez - 56 Points
2. Bertrand Baguette - 51
3. James Walker - 46
4. Miguel Molina - 36
5. Oliver Turvey - 34

Also, a quick note for those who don't know - whoever is leading the championship after this weekends' round will get the opportunity to do a demo in the Renault F1 car at the next round at Silverstone. Martinez starts on Pole tomorrow with Baguette lining up fifth, but with only a five point gap all is still to play for

**gomick** · 13 Jun 2009, 23:17 (Ref:2482357)

Thats a great result for Fairuz Fauzy

jab · 14 Jun 2009, 11:19 (Ref:2482883)

Pasquale di Sabatino wins race 2 - RC's first win since Spa 2006, I believe

**bella** · 14 Jun 2009, 13:07 (Ref:2483000)

results here. great result for rc as you say, and a bit of a surprise to see julian leal in 3rd!

**gomick** · 15 Jun 2009, 00:09 (Ref:2483440)

So Baguette & Martinez are tied on 56 points each now - does Martinez get the F1 drive because of more race wins?

JamesRamone · 16 Jun 2009, 20:39 (Ref:2484783)

Great debut weekend by Lancaster, on the pace from the word go

F3 Rocks · 17 Jun 2009, 08:20 (Ref:2485046)

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Originally Posted by gomick

Thats a great result for Fairuz Fauzy

Safety car robbed him of podium in race two, but he got fastest lap.......

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