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Hegewald still unbeatable in race two

Tobias Hegewald completed a flawless weekend at Spa by claiming victory in the second Formula 2 race

The German was fastest in every practice and qualifying session, then proceeded to repeat his Saturday dominance in today's race and launch himself into title contention despite having scored only two points in the opening four rounds.

Having lost second to a post-race time penalty yesterday, Andy Soucek did manage to claim the runner-up spot today. He had no answer for Hegewald's pace, but successfully held off Robert Wickens when the Valencia winner started gaining on him mid-race.

Soucek eventually edged away again and beat the Canadian by two seconds, taking the points lead in the process, while third place was some consolation for Wickens after his lap one disaster on Saturday.

Milos Pavlovic came through to fourth, overtaking Alex Brundle for the position late on after a long struggle. Brundle then fended off an equally strong challenge from Julien Jousse to hold on to a top five spot.

Just behind them, Kazim Vasiliauskas and Mikhail Aleshin completed the scorers, with Mirko Bortolotti's poor weekend continuing as he narrowly failed to beat fellow Red Bull protege Aleshin to the final point.

Pos  Driver                 Time/Gap
 1.  Tobias Hegewald      33m04.856s
 2.  Andy Soucek          +   6.855s
 3.  Robert Wickens       +   8.878s
 4.  Milos Pavlovic       +  14.977s
 5.  Alex Brundle         +  17.638s
 6.  Julien Jousse        +  18.158s
 7.  Kazim Vasiliauskas   +  19.601s
 8.  Mikhail Aleshin      +  20.451s
 9.  Mirko Bortolotti     +  21.111s
10.  Carlos Iaconelli     +  27.803s
11.  Nicola de Marco      +  29.911s
12.  Sebastian Hohenthal  +  37.199s
13.  Natacha Gachnang     +  43.046s
14.  Edoardo Piscopo      +  43.546s
15.  Henri Karjalainen    +  44.082s
16.  Jens Hoing           +  50.628s
17.  Pietro Gandolfi      +1m04.634s

Retirements:

     German Sanchez       11 laps
     Philipp Eng          8 laps
     Henry Surtees        4 laps
     Armaan Ebrahim       4 laps
     Tom Gladdis          1 laps
     Jolyon Palmer        0 laps
     Jack Clarke          0 laps
     Jason Moore          0 laps

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