Palou Motorsport’s James Egozi was victorious in the first Eurocup-3 winter series race at Motorland Aragon.

Resounding at Jarama. While already dark on the circuit at the gates of Madrid, the Sports Commissioners drew up a new classification of Race 2 EuroCup-3, which overturned the final outcome.

There is still hope for James Egozi (Palou). Of course, more than hopes we should talk about a miracle (or almost) to overturn a winter EuroCup-3 that in Alcañiz gave us a first goosebump race, with continuous tippings in the lead between the two contenders for the title, Egozi and Keanu Al Azhari (Hitech).

Race 1 produced one of the drives of the meeting. James Egozi surged from fifth on the grid to take victory with an assertive and calculated performance, showcasing both overtaking ability and race management. The result marked an early statement in the championship fight.

Keanu Al Azhari, Stefan Bostandjiev and James Egozi were the winners in round two of Eurocup-3’s winter series at Jarama.

Eurocup-3’s new era with the Dallara 326 chassis began as its winter series got underway at the Algarve circuit, where James Egozi claimed the first two wins before Keanu Al Azhari seized the points lead.

The victory was awarded to James Egozi, a crucial boost that reshaped the championship picture heading into the finale.

Egozi, eighth at the start, untangled well in the first meters of the race climbing second behind Trappa, then overtook.