Source – Euro4Championship.com
Akshay Bohra has made an impressive statement in the Euro 4 Championship with a flawless qualifying performance at the Mugello Circuit. The Indian driver, racing for US Racing, clinched pole positions in all three rounds of the weekend, showcasing both speed and consistency on a cool, optimal track.
In the first qualifying session, Bohra swiftly established himself at the front, posting a lap time of 1’47.641. His closest rival, Hiyu Yamakoshi from Van Amersfoort Racing, was just 0.031 seconds behind, highlighting the fierce competition at the top. The session saw an intense battle, with Gustav Jonsson and Kean Nakamura Berta rounding out the top four. The final moments were particularly dramatic, as Jack Beeton and Dion Gowda also fought for top positions, demonstrating the tight field.
After a brief interlude, the drivers returned for the second session, where Bohra continued his dominance. He secured pole once again with a best time of 1’47.233, followed closely by Yamakoshi, who trailed by 0.214 seconds. The session saw strong performances from Rashid Al Dhaheri and Freddie Slater, both finishing within striking distance of the top spots. Bohra’s ability to consistently deliver under pressure was evident, as he also set a fast time of 1’47.267 for Race 3, further solidifying his front-row start.
The grid for Race 3, determined by the second-best times, sees Bohra lined up alongside Al Dhaheri, with Slater and Nakamura Berta completing the second row. This configuration promises an exciting race, with Bohra’s strategic positioning setting him up well for the upcoming battles.
James Vowles, team principal at Williams, praised Bohra’s performance, noting that the driver’s skill and consistency have been crucial in a highly competitive environment. Bohra himself expressed satisfaction with his results, emphasizing the importance of tire management and race strategy in the hot conditions expected for the races.
With qualifying complete, the focus shifts to the races starting today, with the first race scheduled for 16:30, followed by Race 2 at 8:50 on Sunday, and the final Race 3 at 16:00. Fans can catch all the action live on the Euro 4 Championship’s digital platforms and various international TV networks.
Bohra’s clean sweep in qualifying not only underscores his talent but also marks a significant milestone in his career, setting the stage for what promises to be a thrilling weekend of racing at Mugello.
