Monza (Italy), Sep 11 (IANS) Indian driver Jehan Daruvala dashed to his fourth Formula 2 bring home in the title’s primary Feature race at Monza race track on Sunday.
The 23-year-old began 6th on the matrix however utilized a blend of technique, race specialty and tire the executives to gain by a wellbeing vehicle and warning interfered with race and secure an agreeable win.
The success was Daruvala’s most memorable this season. It comes after the Red Bull-upheld racer went from fifth to third in Saturday’s Sprint race, making it two platform from two races this end of the week and eight this year.
It was likewise his 6th top-three completion at Monza and second win at the track after the Indian won their last year.
“What an end of the week. It’s been bound to happen. We’ve had the success detracted from us for some explanation time and again this year. In any case, we’ve held our heads down, continued accepting, continued to push and we’ve at last made it happen. Furthermore, what a setting to do it at as well,” said Daruvala.
“Monza is up there with one of my untouched most loved tracks and remaining on the top step of this unimaginable platform, out over the principal straight with the Indian public hymn working out, feels thus, so unique.”
Daruvala made a decent escape, however beginning the grimy side of the lattice got impeded after the underlying beginning. He kept 6th as the field went through the main chicane yet lost a spot to Juri Vips as he lifted fully expecting a security vehicle after an opening-lap shunt including Ralph Boschung and Theo Pourchaire.
The wellbeing vehicle wasn’t conveyed until some other time, be that as it may, and Daruvala had to guard from Jack Doohan on the rush to the second Roggia chicane.
The pair went wheel-to-wheel in the slowing down zone with Logan Sargeant making it extensive into the chicane. Doohan, with Daruvala within and Sargeant outwardly, had no place to go and wound up crashing into Jehan.
JEHAN DARUVALA WINS IN MONZA!!!
The PREMA driver wins an action-packed Feature Race 🏆
From P6 on the grid to P1, bravo Jehan 👏#ItalianGP #F2 @DaruvalaJehan pic.twitter.com/wMVljEnCO4
— Formula 2 (@Formula2) September 11, 2022
The Indian racer, nonetheless, experienced just minor harm and carried on as the security vehicle was at last sent. Dashing continued toward the finish of Lap 5 with Daruvala running seventh. However, an accident for Calan Williams at the Ascari chicane brought the wellbeing vehicle back out on Lap 8.
Daruvala immediately jumping all over the chance to pit, with the superbly planned plug at last moving him up to third once his different adversaries had pitted. That left him flawlessly positioned to fight for the success as the warning was sent to permit track laborers to clean up Williams’ abandoned Trident and do fixes to the boundaries.
The race continued following a ten-minute stoppage. Daruvala proceeded to put on a masterclass of tire the board and race create as he waited for his chance at first prior to heaping the strain on race pioneer Richard Verschoor and second-put Marino Sato.
He passed Sato on Lap 18 of 30 and was hot behind Verschoor. In any case, the Trident racer, battling with tire wear, plunged into pits with only five laps to go, giving Daruvala a lead he would keep until the checkered banner.
The title will get back to its last and last round of the time on the November 18-twentieth end of the week close by the Formula One season-finishing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.