Rain fell overnight and ahead🌃 of the feature race in Hungary, forcing the FIA to start the race behind the Safety Car.

A🍒fter two laps behind the Safety Car, the race resumed with a rolling start with Prema’s Arthur Leclerc leading the way ahead of Hauger.&nbs🌺p;

Immediately it was clear to see Hauger ha𒊎d the pace advantage over his teammate, with the pair going side-by-si♏de through Turn 1 up to Turn 5 on Lap 8.

Hauger got past a lap later with a spectacular overtake around the outside of Turn 2 to take the lඣead on Lap 9.

Asꦡ conditions driedꦓ, Leclerc’s pace improved as he reduced Hauger’s deficit at the front. 

Still, Hauger had the p🦹ace to resist any pressure from Leclerc to take the victory at the Hungaroring.

The Norweigan’s victory was secured when the Safety Car was deployed again on Lap 18 after contact between Rafael Villagomez and Ido Cohen left the Carlin driver stranded in the middle﷽ of the track at Turn 2.

Lazlo Toth collided 🦋with the stationary car of Cohen, resulting in the race finishing behind the Safety Car. 

Leclerc joined Hauger 🦹on the podium, with Jack Doohan ▨finishing third in the Trident. 

Doohan’s podium moves him up 𓆏to secon🌞d in the standings, albeit 63 points behind Hauger.

David Schumacher and Clement Novalak made it three Triden💧t drivers in the top five in what was an impressive wee🅷kend for the Italian team.

Next up was the two ART drivers of A𝐆leksandr Smolyar and Frederik Vesti, while 

Olli Caldwel🐭l, Enzo Fittipaldi and Logan Sargeant rounded out the points-paying positions at the Hungarorin꧒g.

Click herౠe for t🃏he full FIA Formula 3 feature race results from Hungary.