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2022 Jeddah Formula 2 round

Saudi Arabia  2022 Jeddah Formula 2 round
Round details
Round 2 of 14 in the 2022 FIA Formula 2 Championship.
LocationJeddah Corniche Circuit
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
CourseStreet Circuit
6.174 km (3.836 mi)
Sprint Race
Date 26 March 2022
Laps 20
Podium
First New Zealand Liam Lawson Carlin
Second Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix
Third Brazil Felipe Drugovich MP Motorsport
Fastest lap
Driver Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix
Time 1:43.284 (on lap 20)
Feature Race
Date 27 March 2022
Laps 28
Pole position
Driver Brazil Felipe Drugovich MP Motorsport
Time 1:40.422
Podium
First Brazil Felipe Drugovich MP Motorsport
Second Netherlands Richard Verschoor Trident
Third India Jehan Daruvala Prema Racing
Fastest lap
Driver Australia Jack Doohan Virtuosi Racing
Time 1:43.098 (on Lap 26)

The 2022 Jeddah FIA Formula 2 round was a motor racing event held between 25 and 27 March 2022 at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. It was the second round of the 2022 FIA Formula 2 Championship and was held in support of the 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Classification

Qualifying

The qualifying session was held on 25 March 2022. Felipe Drugovich took pole position, the second of his Formula 2 career. The qualifying session was marred by three red flags. The first red flag came out for Théo Pourchaire, whose car broke down. A second red flag was flown after Logan Sargeant crashed heavily at the exit of turn 17. Oddly, a third red flag was shown due to a technical error after GPS systems indicated that Frederik Vesti stopped on track, despite no such event occurring.[1] In addition, Cem Bölükbaşı crashed in practice and was taken to hospital for precautionary checks, and as a result missed qualifying. He was later withdrawn from the event.[2]

Jack Doohan was later disqualified from the final classification for failing to provide the minimum 0.8 kg fuel sample.[3] Jüri Vips, Olli Caldwell, and Frederik Vesti each received three-place grid penalties for impeding. Clément Novalak received a five-place grid penalty for what the race stewards deemed to be a "dangerous case of impeding."[4] Amaury Cordeel received a ten-place grid penalty for failing to slow for the red flag and double waved yellow flags.[5]

Pos. No. Driver Entrant Time Grid
SR 		Grid
FR
1 11 Brazil Felipe Drugovich MP Motorsport 1:40.422 10 1
2 20 Netherlands Richard Verschoor Trident +0.226 9 2
3 7 New Zealand Marcus Armstrong Hitech Grand Prix +0.628 8 3
4 15 Switzerland Ralph Boschung Campos Racing +0.635 7 4
5 5 New Zealand Liam Lawson Carlin +0.720 5 5
6 17 Japan Ayumu Iwasa DAMS +0.772 4 6
7 21 Australia Calan Williams Trident +1.047 3 7
8 8 Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix +1.111 61 8
9 24 United Kingdom Jake Hughes Van Amersfoort Racing +1.116 2 9
10 1 Norway Dennis Hauger Prema Racing +1.288 1 10
11 12 France Clément Novalak MP Motorsport +1.288 152 11
12 16 Israel Roy Nissany DAMS +1.549 11 12
13 4 Japan Marino Sato Virtuosi Racing +1.756 12 13
14 2 India Jehan Daruvala Prema Racing +1.759 13 14
15 22 Brazil Enzo Fittipaldi Charouz Racing System +2.098 14 15
16 9 Denmark Frederik Vesti ART Grand Prix +2.483 171 16
17 14 United Kingdom Olli Caldwell Campos Racing +2.698 191 17
18 6 United States Logan Sargeant Carlin +2.838 16 18
19 25 Belgium Amaury Cordeel Van Amersfoort Racing +4.015 203 19
20 10 France Théo Pourchaire ART Grand Prix +4.314 18 20
107% time: 1:47.451
— 23 Turkey Cem Bölükbaşı Charouz Racing System No time set WD
DSQ 3 Australia Jack Doohan Virtuosi Racing +0.602 214 214
Source:[6]

Notes:

  • ^1 – Jüri Vips, Olli Caldwell, and Frederik Vesti received three-place grid penalties for impeding another driver during qualifying. Each driver had one penalty point added to their license.[5]
  • ^2 – Clément Novalak received a five-place grid penalty for what was deemed a dangerous case of impeding another driver. Novalak had three penalty points added to his license.[5]
  • ^3 – Amaury Cordeel received a ten-place grid penalty for failing to respect red and double waved yellow flags. Cordeel had four penalty points added to his license.[5]
  • ^4 – Jack Doohan was disqualified for failing to supply an adequate fuel sample after qualifying. He was given permission to race by the stewards.[3]

Sprint Race

Pos. No. Driver Entrant Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 5 New Zealand Liam Lawson Carlin 20 47:55.487 5 10
2 8 Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix 20 +3.166 6 8 (1)
3 11 Brazil Felipe Drugovich MP Motorsport 20 +4.846 10 6
4 21 Australia Calan Williams Trident 20 +6.277 3 5
5 20 Netherlands Richard Verschoor Trident 20 +12.121 9 4
6 17 Japan Ayumu Iwasa DAMS 20 +13.520 4 3
7 2 India Jehan Daruvala Prema Racing 20 +15.237 13 2
8 4 Japan Marino Sato Virtuosi Racing 20 +16.040 12 1
9 16 Israel Roy Nissany DAMS 20 +17.390 11
10 22 Brazil Enzo Fittipaldi Charouz Racing System 20 +17.441 14
11 12 France Clément Novalak MP Motorsport 20 +18.739 15
12 9 Denmark Frederik Vesti ART Grand Prix 20 +20.298 17
13 10 France Théo Pourchaire ART Grand Prix 20 +20.569 18
14 14 United Kingdom Olli Caldwell Campos Racing 20 +25.495 19
15 15 Switzerland Ralph Boschung Campos Racing 20 +34.4541 7
16 1 Norway Dennis Hauger Prema Racing 20 +51.495 1
DNF 7 New Zealand Marcus Armstrong Hitech Grand Prix 17 Spin 8
DNF 6 United States Logan Sargeant Carlin 6 Collision 16
DNF 3 Australia Jack Doohan Virtuosi Racing 6 Collision 21
DNF 25 Belgium Amaury Cordeel Van Amersfoort Racing 1 Accident 20
DSQ 24 United Kingdom Jake Hughes Van Amersfoort Racing 20 (+3.224)2 2
WD 23 Turkey Cem Bölükbaşı Charouz Racing System — Withdrew —
Fastest lap set by Estonia Jüri Vips: 1:43.284 (lap 20)
Source:[6][7]

Notes:

  • ^1 – Ralph Boschung originally finished eighth, but was given a 20-second time penalty after it was found that he was in front of his starting grid position before the lights went out. Two penalty points were added to his license.[8]
  • ^2 – Jake Hughes originally finished third, but was later disqualified due to a technical non-conformity. The skid plank on his car was found to have a maximum thickness of 3.6mm, which did not meet the required thickness of 5mm +/-1mm.[8]

Feature Race

Pos. No. Driver Entrant Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 11 Brazil Felipe Drugovich MP Motorsport 27 47:41.485 1 25 (2)
2 20 Netherlands Richard Verschoor Trident 27 +2.379 2 18
3 2 India Jehan Daruvala Prema Racing 27 +15.358 14 15
4 24 United Kingdom Jake Hughes Van Amersfoort Racing 27 +19.117 9 12
5 7 New Zealand Marcus Armstrong Hitech Grand Prix 27 +20.595 3 10
6 1 Norway Dennis Hauger Prema Racing 27 +21.071 10 8
7 17 Japan Ayumu Iwasa DAMS 27 +27.108 6 6
8 16 Israel Roy Nissany DAMS 27 +28.428 12 4
9 3 Australia Jack Doohan Virtuosi Racing 27 +28.861 20 2 (1)
10 8 Estonia Jüri Vips Hitech Grand Prix 27 +32.173 14 1
11 22 Brazil Enzo Fittipaldi Charouz Racing System 27 +32.647 15
12 6 United States Logan Sargeant Carlin 27 +37.612 18
13 21 Australia Calan Williams Trident 27 +38.282 7
14 12 France Clément Novalak MP Motorsport 27 +42.370 11
15 15 Switzerland Ralph Boschung Campos Racing 27 +47.601 4
16 14 United Kingdom Olli Caldwell Campos Racing 27 +48.706 17
17 4 Japan Marino Sato Virtuosi Racing 27 +50.384 13
18 9 Denmark Frederik Vesti ART Grand Prix 26 Spin 16
DNF 5 New Zealand Liam Lawson Carlin 9 Wheel 5
DNF 10 France Théo Pourchaire ART Grand Prix 5 Gearbox 19
DNS 25 Belgium Amaury Cordeel Van Amersfoort Racing — Did not start1 —
WD 23 Turkey Cem Bölükbaşı Charouz Racing System — Withdrew —
Fastest lap set by Australia Jack Doohan: 1:43.098 (lap 26)
Source:[6][9]

Notes:

  • ^1 – Amaury Cordeel could not start the Feature Race due to car damage sustained in the Sprint Race.

Standings after the event

  • Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.

See also

References

  1. ^ White, Megan (2022-03-25). "F2 Saudi Arabia: Drugovich takes pole in fragmented qualifying". Motorsport.com. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
  2. ^ Southwell, Hazel (2022-03-25). "Bolukbasi taken to hospital after F2 practice smash, Pourchaire also crashes". RaceFans.net. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
  3. ^ a b Woollard, Craig (2022-03-25). "Doohan loses third after Jeddah F2 qualifying, Hauger gets sprint pole". Formula Scout. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
  4. ^ "2022 JEDDAH EVENT 24 to 27 March 2022" (PDF). Fia.com. Retrieved 2022-04-19.
  5. ^ a b c d White, Megan (25 March 2022). "Doohan stripped of F2 Saudi Arabia qualifying times, loses P3 start". Autosport.com. Retrieved 25 March 2022.
  6. ^ a b c "Formula 2 2022 Result for Round 2 : Saudi Arabia , Jeddah 25-27 March 2022". FIA_F2® - The Official F2® Website. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
  7. ^ "SPRINT RACE: Lawson clinches his third successive podium with victory in Jeddah". FIA_F2® - The Official F2® Website. Retrieved 26 March 2022.
  8. ^ a b "Three drivers penalised following today's Sprint Race at Jeddah". FIA_F2® - The Official F2® Website. Retrieved 2022-03-26.
  9. ^ "FEATURE RACE: Drugovich dominates in Jeddah for his first F2 win since 2020". FIA_F2® - The Official F2® Website. Retrieved 27 March 2022.


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