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Formula 2: India's Kush Maini achieves career-best finish in Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Kush Maini said the team has been working on improving the car and the outcome of the race was a culmination of their hard work.

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Kush Maini finished career best second place in the Formula 2 Saudi Arabian GP. Image: X / Kush Maini
Kush Maini finished career best second place in the Formula 2 Saudi Arabian GP. Image: X / Kush Maini
FP Sports|Mar 10, 2024, 17:00:20 IST

Kush Maini, Indian racer who competes for Invicta Racing in Formula 2, finished in second place at the F2 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah on Sunday. Kush Maini had started the race from pole position and had become the first Indian to grab the pole position in the F2 race. This is also his career best finish in an F2 race.  Enzo Fittipaldi from Van Amersfoort Racing finished first with MP Motorsport's Dennis Hauger finishing third.

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“It was a positive race, especially after yesterday where we really struggled, so I am really happy the team and I switched it around. We were really competitive,” Maini said after the race.

“Obviously, Enzo was in a different league today so congratulations to him. I think I am happy with P2. We need to analyse a little bit more on where we can catch Enzo, but good (to get) points,” he added.

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Maini said the team has been working on improving the car and the outcome of the race was a culmination of their hard work.

“Qualifying-wise, we know that we will be on the money. The car is great. We had a few doubts in the races but now that is cleared up. We can be competitive all throughout and I am looking forward to Melbourne,” Maini added.

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Maini, who is now placed fifth in the championship with 27 points, will race in Melbourne in the Round 3 of F2 from March 22-24.

With PTI inputs 

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First Published:Mar 10, 2024, 17:00:20 IST
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