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Formula 2: India's Kush Maini impresses on F2 debut with fourth-place finish in Bahrain
After setting the sixth-fastest time in qualifying, Maini finished seventh in the sprint race on Saturday before finishing fourth in the feature race on Sunday.
Sakhir, Bahrain: Indian racer Kush Maini produced an impressive drive on his Formula 2 debut to finish fourth in the feature race in Sakhir.After setting the sixth-fastest time in qualifying, Maini finished seventh in the sprint race on Saturday before finishing fourth in the feature race on Sunday.The Indian collected 14 points from the weekend.It was a forgettable outing for Jehan Daruvala, who is into his fourth season.He did well to finish sixth in the sprint race before struggling to 17th in the feature race."It was a nerve-wrecking session. I knew from testing and since I've driven this car that it suits my driving style, and I know that the Campos cars are really good. I knew that if we put everything together, we could be in the mix and that's what made it more stressful," said Maini.Maini stands fourth in drivers' championship after Round 1. The next race will be held in Saudi Arabia from 17-19 March as a support event to Formula 1.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
First Published:Mar 06, 2023, 17:05:28 IST
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