Lindblad becomes youngest F2 winner in Jeddah
Lindblad becomes youngest F2 winner in Jeddah

Lindblad becomes youngest F2 winner in Jeddah

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Arvid Lindblad made motorsport history by becoming the youngest winner in Formula 2 after clinching victory in the Jeddah Sprint Race at just 17 years old. Lindblad, a Red Bull junior, initially crossed the line second, but was promoted to first when Richard Verschoor received a five-second penalty for forcing another driver off the track, dropping Verschoor to fourth. The win marked a one-two finish for Campos Racing, with teammate Pepe Marti in second and McLaren development driver Alex Dunne taking third. The race featured several dramatic moments, including a Virtual Safety Car period and further investigation into Verschoor's conduct. Lindblad's rapid ascent through the junior racing ranks and his maturity have drawn comparisons to established Formula 1 talents, positioning him as a notable contender for a future F1 seat. The outcome also leaves Marti and Dunne tied for the championship lead ahead of the next feature race.

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