Season tracker

M. A. Mayor claims his first win of the season at Zandvoort ahead of S. Zerto and M. Winter, in a high-attrition race (5 retirements, 7 no-shows). P. Nuss finishes 4th and stays 2nd in the championship behind M. Winter.

S. Zerto wins at Monza from 2nd on the grid, ahead of P. Nuss and pole-sitter M. A. Mayor. M. Vido and P. Osorio are disqualified (track limits for Vido) and five drivers fail to start. M. Winter keeps the championship lead on 242 points, 54 clear of P. Nuss.

M. A. Mayor wins at Magny-Cours ahead of S. Zerto and P. Nuss, with only four drivers classified (four no-shows). P. Nuss picks up valuable points and closes to within 44 of championship leader M. Winter, who wasn't entered this round.

Chaotic start at Baku, with a massive pile-up at turn 2. In the middle of it, E. Enescu keeps a cool head and scores his first victory on his league debut, ahead of M. Winter and K. Leonard, also on his first podium. Pole-sitter M. A. Mayor finishes 4th. High-attrition race: 4 retirements and 9 no-shows. M. Winter stays in front on 260 points, 52 clear of P. Nuss.

M. A. Mayor takes the grand slam at Hockenheim: pole position, a lights-to-flag win and the fastest race lap (1:14.291). S. Zerto finishes 2nd and M. Winter completes the podium. F. Gerold impresses on his first race in the league, finishing 4th after starting 2nd, ahead of P. Nuss and J. Hollywood. M. Winter keeps the championship lead on 275 points, 57 clear of P. Nuss.

M. A. Mayor wins in Singapore from pole position and also sets the fastest race lap (1:42.252), ahead of M. Winter and P. Nuss, who started 4th. S. Zerto finishes 4th, ahead of J. Hollywood and S. Fürderer; one retirement (R. Better), one disqualification (A. Deffains) and one no-show (E. Eddski). M. Winter keeps the championship lead on 290 points, 60 clear of P. Nuss.

S. Zerto wins at the Circuit of the Americas after starting 3rd, and adds the fastest race lap (1:36.461) for good measure. He finishes ahead of M. Winter, more than 11 seconds back, and P. Nuss, who takes the final podium spot after starting 2nd. M. Spitzer takes a fine 4th place ahead of J. Hollywood and M. Berisha. Pole-sitter M. A. Mayor retires, and two drivers do not start. In the championship, M. Winter stays in front on 305 points, 63 clear of P. Nuss: the title fight is far from over and every point will count until the end!

A perfect weekend for P. Nuss in Mexico: pole position, victory and the fastest race lap (1:17.097). He holds off M. Winter, who started 4th, to the very end, with less than 3 seconds between them at the flag, and wins ahead of G. Santonicola, who completes the podium. J. Hollywood, M. Spitzer and M. Berisha follow in the points. S. Zerto, who started 2nd, and A. Adel are disqualified; T. Roberts and A. Cagiao retire, and three drivers do not start. M. Winter remains the leader on 323 points, but his lead over P. Nuss shrinks to 56 points: the suspense is back for the final rounds!

M. A. Mayor takes the grand slam at Interlagos: pole position, victory and the fastest race lap (1:08.206), for his 5th win of the season. S. Zerto finishes 2nd, 9 seconds back, ahead of M. Winter, who climbs to 3rd after starting 4th. P. Nuss, who started 3rd, takes 4th ahead of J. Hollywood and A. Pascal. High-attrition race: 5 retirements, 1 disqualification and 4 no-shows. M. Winter keeps the championship lead on 338 points, 59 clear of P. Nuss: just 3 Grands Prix left to decide the title!