Felix Rosenqvist secured the remaining two poles of this weekend’s European Formula 3 meeting at Hockenheim after dominating a wet second qualifying session. The veteran Swede was the man to beat for just about the entire session, beating Maximilian Gunther’s early benchmark by a whole second with a 1m52.319s. Rosenqvist then began carving chunks out of his own time in the following laps as conditions improved, going almost a second clear of closest rival Charles Leclerc with a 1m49.630s before the red flags were shown in response to George Russell getting stranded out on circuit. When the action resumed, Rosenqvist failed to beat his own time, but it was good enough to take pole for...
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