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Powell takes lights to flag victory in W Series opener

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Powell takes lights to flag victory in W Series opener

Alice Powell (GBR)

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Alice Powell converted her maiden W Series pole position into victory at the Red Bull Ring on Saturday.

The Briton, driving for Racing X, controlled the event, which included a Safety Car for a stranded competitor and a messy final few laps.

Sarah Moore crossed the line second, holding her starting position, with Bunker Racing’s Fabienne Wohlwend completing the podium positions in third, having started ninth.

Reigning series champion Jamie Chadwick mounted a recovery drive from eighth on the grid following a disappointing qualifying session to finish seventh, having dropped to the back of the field after she was hit by Racing X’s Jessica Hawkins at the start.

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A hard-fought battle for second was mounted by Marta Garcia, but it ended with the Spaniard running wide and through the gravel, dropping her down the order. She then slowed, forcing her off track to cause a Safety Car with ten minutes remaining.

That Safety Car left a two-lap sprint race which led to plenty of action in the closing laps.

Beitske Visser was spun at Turn 1 after contact with Ecurie W’s Emma Kimilainen. She dropped to the back, whilst Kimilainen damaged her front-wing and became a moving chicane for the rest of the field, eventually crossing the line in 14th place.

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1 Alice PowellRacing X 
2 Sarah MooreScuderia W0.743
3 Fabienne WohlwendBunker Racing6.609
4 Belén GarcíaScuderia W7.224
5 Jessica HawkinsRacing X10.387
6 Miki KoyamaSirin Racing10.707
7 Jamie ChadwickVeloce Racing11.265
8 Nerea MartíW Series Academy11.666
9 Irina SidorkovaW Series Academy12.159
10 Gosia RdestPuma W Series Team13.727
11 Ayla AgrenM. Forbes Motorsport15.352
12 Bruna TomaselliVeloce Racing16.685
13 Beitske VisserM. Forbes Motorsport18.429
14 Emma KimiläinenEcurie W18.817
15 Sabré CookBunker Racing19.198
16 Abbie EatonEcurie W27.915
17 Vicky PiriaSirin Racing 
18Marta GarciaPuma W Series Team
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