ITALIAN GP
HIGHLIGHTS AND FACTS
• Callum secured his fourth pole position of the year and back-to-back F2 poles at Monza
• Making a strong start, Callum controlled the Feature Race until the pitstop
• At the pitstop, Callum's car stalled but he was able to restart and rejoin the race
• Callum made a fantastic recovery from P21, overtaking several drivers to finish in P6
• Starting the Sprint Race from P3, Callum drove another strong race and crossed the line in P2
• Callum was then later promoted to P1 after race winner, Ticktum, was excluded
• Callum is now back in the lead of the championship standings as the series moves onto Mugello, Italy, this weekend
CALLUM'S WEEKEND REVIEW

After the stop, I was pretty annoyed at myself and I was on a mission to get back up to the front. I pulled off some good overtakes and my pace was really strong. I managed to bring it back for a P6 finish, which was a great result after the stall, and being last on track in P21, but I was still very frustrated as I knew I had the pace to win.
In Sunday's Sprint Race, I tried to manage the pace early on but then Dan (Ticktum) and Louis (Deletraz) started to push quite hard at the beginning. This meant I had to use a bit more of the tyres than I wanted at that stage. I still managed to have good pace towards the end, especially over Louis, so I was able to get past him into P2.
Taking the finish from P2, then inheriting the win, made for a fantastic Sunday and a great recovery from Saturday's race. It was almost a perfect weekend but it's still good to be back in the lead of the championship and I'll be fighting hard to stay there.

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