Romeo Ferraris stays second in standings after Jarama

Romeo Ferraris confirmed its second position in the standings of the FIA ETCR championship after the third round of the 2022 season, held at the Spanish circuit of Madrid Jarama-RACE. Despite not having been able to express its maximum level of competitiveness, the manufacturer based in Opera (Milan) earned another 110 points valid for the Constructors’ ranking, with Maxime Martin second in the DHL Super Final of the FURIOUS pool. Ad/> The Belgian collected the most conspicuous tally among the drivers of the electric Giulia ETCR: after having signed the fourth time in the qualifying of his group, he won in the Quarter Final 2 ahead of his teammate Giovanni Venturini, and finished third in the Semi Final 1.

FIA ETCRPerfect weekend for Ekström and CUPRA in Jarama2 HOURS AGO “Good race. Good start. Good fights.

Good fun. It’s good to finish on a high, for sure” said Martin. “Like always, I think Matthias was a bit too strong, but I could follow with good pace but it was difficult to pass here, but nevertheless good racing.

Happy for the team to finish on the high and at the end, we can look forward for Zolder.” In the “FAST” pool, on the other hand, Bruno Spengler posted the third qualifying time, and after the third position in the Quarter Final 1 he achieved success in the Semi Final 2. The Canadian then finished fifth in the final heat, when he lost ground at the start due to the aggressive manoeuvre of a rival. “All and all a bit of a frustrating final; I would have loved to bring more points to the team,” said Spengler.

“Unfortunately, I got squeezed at the exit of turn one by Vernay, which cost me one position. I was quicker than him and but unfortunately I finished P5. “I would have loved to bring more points to the