Race
On Sunday, Giorgio Roda got off to a good start and put in a solid first stint. The race was marked by numerous incidents on the track and several safety car deployments. The #30 held the lead for the first half of the race.
As Roda’s stint drew to a close, another incident occurred and the #30 remained on the track – a decision that would prove costly for the rest of the race.
At the halfway point, Giorgio Roda pitted and Richard Verschoor took the wheel. The #30 was handed a 5-second penalty and rejoined the race in 9th place in the class.
Richard Verschoor and Doriane Pin nevertheless managed to drive the car back up to 5th place in the final standings.
A reaction from Fabien Lavergne, Team Manager
“In terms of pure performance, this has been our best race weekend so far. The team has taken a real step forward and the drivers were very happy with the car’s set-up. In the race, we had a good first stint and led for quite a long time, but we missed an opportunity to pit during a safety car period, and that dropped us to the back of the field. The drivers did a good job of fighting their way back up the field and securing points.”