Felix Rosenqvist stamped his authority on the rest of the European Formula 3 field in the second race of the weekend at Hockenheim with a dominant lights-to-flag win. In what was a largely processional encounter, the Swede was simply untouchable at the front of the pack after making a strong getaway from pole position. From then on, it was simply a matter of extending the gap over closest pursuer Charles Leclerc over the course of the uninterrupted 22-lap race, which stood at nine seconds by the time Rosenqvist took the chequered flag for a second win of the season. Leclerc meanwhile held on to second place through the opening bends, and was never challenged thereafter as the battle for...
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