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After an electrifying second round of the FIA ETCR eTouring Car World Cup at Budapest’s Hungaroring, Series Director Xavier Gavory gives his overview on the movers and shakers in Race HU. What did you think about the entire event in Budapest? Ad/> It was a fabulous weekend. Over 35 000 people attended, which brought a pretty good atmosphere.
The good news for England manager Gareth Southgate is that Hungary will not be at the World Cup finals in Qatar. Four fixtures against the same opposition, two of them stained by racist abuse of his players, is quite enough in the space of 10 congested months, especially when matches against the Hungarians now act as a clear gauge of England’s diminishing potency.
England’s fourth and final Nations League fixture of the month takes place on Tuesday night with Hungary the visitors to Molinuex.
Hungary midfielder Adam Nagy says England have no choice but to win Tuesday’s Nations League clash following the “debacle in Budapest”.
Pool Furious delivered two contrasting Semi Finals in Budapest, with Romeo Ferraris’ Bruno Spengler and CUPRA EKS’ Tom Blomqvist securing top stops in their respective battles. The first Semi Final quickly became a duel between Spengler and Hyundai Motorsport N’s Jean Karl Vernay, with both drivers trading places throughout, while CUPRA EKS’ Adrian Tambay suffered a mapping issue at the start which delayed him significantly.
Strategy was at the heart of both Pool FAST Semi Finals in Budapest, with Hyundai Motorsport N’s Mikel Azcona and Romeo Ferraris’ Giovanni Venturini taking the wins in their respective races. SF1 saw a great start from CUPRA EKS’ Mattias Ekström, only to be out-powered up by Azcona into Turn 1 for the lead.
England remain winless three games into their Nations League campaign after a 0-0 draw against Italy in front of a sparse crowd in Wolverhampton on Saturday. A rematch of last year's Euro 2020 final took place in front of just 3,000 school children as England served a one-match behind closed doors punishment for the chaos that ensued that night at Wembley last July. Since beating the Three Lions on penalties to become champions of Europe, things have gone wrong for Roberto Mancini's men as they missed out on a second consecutive World Cup.
England are bottom of their UEFA Nations League group without a win after drawing 0-0 with Italy in a repeat of the Euro 2020 final on Saturday, while Germany settled for a point in a 1-1 stalemate in Hungary. The meeting in Wolverhampton between Gareth Southgate's side and the European champions was played before just 3,000 people, largely school-children, as a punishment for the incidents that marred the Euro 2020 final between the same nations at Wembley last year.