Senna wins wet race 2 at Mugello
Bruno Senna completed a remarkable weekend with victory in the second British Formula 3 race at Mugello today
The Double R driver, who has struggled in the dry this weekend, was lucky to have a repeat of the wet conditions that saw him put the car on the front row of the grid yesterday.
He drove around the outside of pole man Oliver Jarvis at the first corner and cleared off to a comfortable win.
Jarvis withstood some early pressure from runaway championship leader Mike Conway, but Conway made a mistake and lost a couple of seconds with a grassy moment. After that he settled for third place.
All this means that the championship has not yet been decided, but is likely to be settled in Conway's favour at next weekend's penultimate meeting at Silverstone.
The National Class title also stays open for a while longer, with series leader Rodolfo Gonzalez comfortably defeated by South African Cristiano Morgado.
CLASSIFIED:
Pos Driver Make Time
1. Bruno Senna Dallara/Mercedes HWA 31:58.248
2. Oliver Jarvis Dallara/Mugen-Honda + 7.792
3. Mike Conway Dallara/Mercedes HWA + 8.801
4. Maro Engel Dallara/Mugen-Honda + 22.650
5. James Jakes Dallara/Mercedes HWA + 32.224
6. C. Bakkerud Dallara/Mugen-Honda + 32.896
7. Salvador Duran Dallara/Mercedes HWA + 33.941
8. Alberto Valerio Dallara/Mugen-Honda + 48.803
9. Stephen Jelley Dallara/Mercedes HWA + 52.046
10. Stuart Hall Dallara/Mugen-Honda +1:02.017
11. C. Morgado Lola-Dome/Mugen-Honda +1:21.076
12. Karl Reindler Dallara/Mugen-Honda +1:23.171
13. Rodolfo Gonzalez Dallara/Mugen-Honda +1:23.942
14. F. Crestani Dallara/Opel Spiess +1:24.959
15. Mauro Massironi Dallara/Opel Spiess +1:36.172
16. Juho Annala Dallara/Mugen-Honda +1:50.429
17. Alex Waters Dallara/Mugen-Honda +1:54.697
18. Rodolfo Avila Dallara/Mugen-Honda +1:55.495
19. Keiko Ihara Dallara/Mugen-Honda +2:05.156
NOT CLASSIFIED:
Driver Make Laps
Jonathan Kennard Dallara/Mugen-Honda 8
James Walker Dallara/Mercedes HWA 5
Yelmer Buurman Dallara/Mercedes HWA 5
Fastest lap: Senna, 1:57.849 on lap 12
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