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Devaney makes it a double win

Michael Devaney capped a sensational weekend by adding victory in the second British Formula 3 race at Snetterton to his success earlier in the day

He only started fourth on the grid this time, but made a stunning getaway to pass Sebastian Hohenthal round the outside at Riches for second place.

The win then fell into Devaney's lap when Brendon Hartley, who had opened a 1.5-second cushion in the first four laps, spun out at Riches on lap five.

Devaney controlled the race from there on and maintain a comfortable gap over second-placed Hohenthal.

"I knew from the first race that it would be hard for anyone to pass me but I think I had the pace over Seb anyway," said Devaney. "It can't get any better than this."

Jaime Alguersuari added a third place to his second earlier in the day and also set the fastest lap to take the championship lead by one point from Sergio Perez, who finished behind him in fourth.

Oliver Turvey finished fifth, again salvaging some decent points from poor grid positions, ahead of a four-car battle for sixth between Atte Mustonen, Max Chilton, Marcus Ericsson, and Walter Grubmuller.

Stefan Wilson took another National Class victory, running in the top 10 for the duration of the race.

Pos Driver                 Team            Car            Gap
 1. Michael Devaney        Ultimate        M/M      29:22.758
 2. Sebastian Hohenthal    Fortec          D/M         +1.477
 3. Jaime Alguersuari      Carlin          D/M         +3.052
 4. Sergio Perez           T-Sport         D/H         +5.411
 5. Oliver Turvey          Carlin          D/M         +7.509
 6. Atte Mustonen          Double R        D/M        +12.228
 7. Max Chilton            Hitech          D/M        +12.813
 8. Marcus Ericsson        Fortec          D/M        +14.161
 9. Walter Grubmuller      Hitech          D/M        +14.573
10. Stefan Wilson          Fluid (N)       D/H        +21.743
11. John Martin            Double R        D/M        +22.852
12. Ali Jackson            Ultimate        M/M        +28.371
13. Jay Bridger            Fluid (N)       D/H        +29.132
14. Philip Major           Fortec          D/M        +35.354
15. Hywel Lloyd            CF (N)          D/H        +39.158
16. Steven Guerrero        T-Sport (N)     D/H        +42.895
17. Kristjan Einar         Carlin (N)      D/H        +49.491
18. Salman Al-Khalifa      T-Sport (N)     D/H        +50.910
19. Ricardo Teixeira       Ultimate        M/M        +52.228
20. Jordan Williams        Loctite (N)     D/H         +1 lap
21. Sam Abay               Carlin          D/M         +1 lap
22. Nick Tandy             JTR             M/M        +6 laps

Retirements:

    Driver                 Team            Car           Laps
    Andy Meyrick           Carlin (N)      D/H        20 laps
    Callum MacLeod         Litespeed       S/H        18 laps
    Viktor Jensen          Nexa            D/H         7 laps
    Henry Arundel          Double R        D/M         7 laps
    Brendon Hartley        Carlin          D/M         4 laps


Fastest lap, Alguersuari 1:02.153 on lap 17

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