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I’m sure I’ve seen Venezuela GP Lazarus’ livery somewhere before…

Day two got off to a rough start: 3 red flags in the first hour, before Abt and Quaife-Hobbs came together, causing red flag number 4. The afternoon session was a lot better, with only one red flag near the end. Again, Dillmann ended the day on top, from Coletti and Calado. Racing Engineering did the most laps of all teams (141), while Trident only did 81, the lowest number.

Forecast for tomorrow is wet, so I think I’ll turn my attention to F1 ;)

Dillman, Nasr and Calado have been there or thereabouts on both days!

@bradley13 That is if Dillmann can get a seat, which I seriously hope he does

@ryanwilliams – Good point! I really hope James can win it this year. I think he really deserves it, and he has the talent.

@ryanwilliams – True. The main reason I want to see Calado do well is that I’ve followed him since Formula Renault, and met him, and it’s good to see someone I’ve met doing well in something :P

I hope Dillmann can get that seat, if they can afford it they should take him looking at these testing results. I’m all for drivers who engage with simracing doing well, so far I’ve heard of Dillmann, Lind, Vandoorne doing well online and Stanaway has just won the iRacing Pro series in the Williams FW31, while recovering from his back injury, and will drive in the iRacing Drivers World Championship this year against the best simracers. It’s nice to know how fast these guys are compared to us in an equal environment :D

I would predict that Calado, Leimer, Ericsson, and other non-rookies like Cecotto Jr would be in the championship mix, with Calado favourite going off last year’s results, but I guess we’ll see this year, some are with new teams. I do hope Calado can win the championship after being the best rookie last year, and secure an F1 young driver’s test and role for next year. (Shame they’ve lost the Lotus livery, rather liked that one!)