It seems incredible, but at the last appointment of a complicated (due to the pandemic) 2020 season, with the title already won by Gabriele Minì, 33 drivers are registered to compete in the weekend of races on the Piero Taruffi circuit in Vallelunga, for a costant growing success of the first and most attended F4 championship in the world.

English Jonny Edgar is the fastest ahead of Minì in the first session and Crawford in the second.

After Edgar who scores in the first session, on a cold and wet circuit, the time of 1'33 "746 and Minì, with 1'33" 850, we find third Joshua Duerksen, 1'33 "884, Jak Crawford, 1'33 "973, Dino Beganovic, 1'34" 015, Oliver Bearman, 1'34 "210 and Francesco Pizzi, 1'34" 255, second in the championship, but delayed this morning.

 

The Italian VAR driver, second in the championship, actually goes further back in 12th position in the second session. Here Edgar is still leading with 1'33.252, this time ahead of his teammate from VAR and also Red Bull Junior Team driver, Jak Crawford, 1'33 "292, Tim Tramnitz, 1'23" 303, Joshua Duerksen, 1'23 "366, Gabriele Minì, 1'23" 428, Oliver Bearman, 1'23 "527 and Sebastian Montoya, 1'23" 545.

Tomorrow the two qualifying sessions will start at 9.50 am and rain is expected from the night as well as strong winds that will make it really difficult to set fast times without making mistakes. With the rain all day it will be even more crucial to start from the front and, above all, not make mistakes.