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    Nirei Fukuzumi ends Budapest mid-season testing on top

    RaiedJune 7, 2017
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    Honda protege Nirei Fukuzumi set a blazing laptime of 1:31.943 in this morning’s final testing day at the Hungaroring in Budapest to top the overall times for the two days in Budapest, while in the afternoon Raoul Hyman was quickest of a studious session.

    The second day of mid-season testing opened in slightly windy conditions as the cars fed onto the track for a frantic first half of the session. George Russell was quick to take control of the timesheets, but Giuliano Alesi improved on the Briton’s time by 9 hundredths to move up to P1.

    On the one hour mark Russell reclaimed the top spot, leaving Leonardo Pulcini, Jack Aitken and Fukuzumi to battle for P2: eventually the Japanese ace found some extra pace to break the 1m32s barrier and move up to P1, while Aitken also improved to take P2 ahead of Russell, making it an all ART top 3.

    The remainder of the session was trouble free as teams and drivers completed their testing programmes. At the chequered flag, Raoul Hyman, Pulcini, Niko Kari, Alesi, Dorian Boccolacci, Santino Ferrucci and Alessio Lorandi completed the top 10.

    After a short break, Boccolacci took control of the timesheets and remained top for most of the first hour of the second session until Kari improved on the Frenchman’s time. Lorandi also found some extra pace to move up to P2 just before a brief red flag period courtesy of Alesi, who stopped at the entrance of the pitlane.

    At the restart, Hyman clocked in a laptime of 1:32.191, three tenths faster than Kari’s best. The Campos racer remained at the top of the standings until the flag dropped, while Lorandi finished P3 ahead of Arjun Maini, Pulcini, Boccolacci, Marcos Siebert, Steijn Schothorst, Alesi and Tatiana Calderon.

    The GP3 Series paddock will return to action for the second round of the 2017 season on July 7-8-9 at the Red Bull Ring in Austria.

    Day 2 Morning results

     

    Driver

    Team

    Laptime

    Laps

    1.

    Nirei Fukuzumi

    ART Grand Prix

    1:31.943

    40

    2.

    Jack Aitken

    ART Grand Prix

    1:32.003

    40

    3.

    George Russell

    ART Grand Prix

    1:32.018

    41

    4.

    Raoul Hyman

    Campos Racing

    1:32.128

    51

    5.

    Leonardo Pulcini

    Arden International

    1:32.204

    45

    6.

    Niko Kari

    Arden International

    1:32.223

    44

    7.

    Giuliano Alesi

    Trident

    1:32.269

    36

    8.

    Dorian Boccolacci

    Trident

    1:32.294

    40

    9.

    Santino Ferrucci

    DAMS

    1:32.310

    42

    10.

    Alessio Lorandi

    Jenzer Motorsport

    1:32.418

    37

    11.

    Arjun Maini

    Jenzer Motorsport

    1:32.472

    36

    12.

    Anthoine Hubert

    ART Grand Prix

    1:32.503

    39

    13.

    Bruno Baptista

    DAMS

    1:32.561

    45

    14.

    Ryan Tveter

    Trident

    1:32.581

    37

    15.

    Steijn Schothorst

    Arden International

    1:32.598

    46

    16.

    Marcos Siebert

    Campos Racing

    1:32.691

    35

    17.

    Kevin Jörg

    Trident

    1:32.730

    58

    18.

    Tatiana Calderon

    Arden International

    1:32.733

    40

    19.

    Julien Falchero

    Campos Racing

    1:32.976

    46

     Day 2 Afternoon results

     

    Driver

    Team

    Laptime

    Laps

    1.

    Raoul Hyman

    Campos Racing

    1:32.191

    45

    2.

    Niko Kari

    Arden International

    1:32.583

    31

    3.

    Alessio Lorandi

    Jenzer Motorsport

    1:32.643

    38

    4.

    Arjun Maini

    Jenzer Motorsport

    1:32.748

    31

    5.

    Leonardo Pulcini

    Arden International

    1:32.787

    29

    6.

    Dorian Boccolacci

    Trident

    1:32.894

    47

    7.

    Marcos Siebert

    Campos Racing

    1:33.122

    33

    8.

    Steijn Schothorst

    Arden International

    1:33.463

    31

    9.

    Giuliano Alesi

    Trident

    1:33.660

    43

    10.

    Tatiana Calderon

    DAMS

    1:33.856

    35

    11.

    George Russell

    ART Grand Prix

    1:33.890

    41

    12.

    Jack Aitken

    ART Grand Prix

    1:33.897

    39

    13.

    Julien Falchero

    Campos Racing

    1:33.919

    23

    14.

    Nirei Fukuzumi

    ART Grand Prix

    1:34.184

    39

    15.

    Anthoine Hubert

    ART Grand Prix

    1:34.275

    43

    16.

    Bruno Baptista

    DAMS

    1:34.993

    35

    17.

    Santino Ferrucci

    DAMS

    1:35.051

    30

    18.

    Ryan Tveter

    Trident

    1:35.226

    41

    19.

    Kevin Jörg

    Trident

    1:35.697

    28

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