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F3: Tsolov and Tramnitz ahead of Wurz!

The one and only free practice session for Formula 3, early Thursday afternoon, got the 82nd edition of the Formula 1 TAG Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco off to a good start, with a fierce battle right up to the end of the scheduled 45 minutes, and only one major interruption to the session (5 minutes) by a red flag, when Dane Noah Stromsted (Trident) hit the safety rail at Sainte-Dévote.

Far from dampening the spirits of the young F3 drivers, this run-off by the 2nd-placed driver in the championship after just six rounds spurred them on to give it their all in the final minutes of the session, which was run in the sunshine and in front of well-stocked grandstands, with a last-minute 30-euro grandstand prize for latecomers on Thursday morning.

When Stromsted crashed out, the Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM) marshals, as efficient as ever, evacuated his car in record time, and Bulgarian Nikola Tsolov Campos), on his final lap, stole the show from Germany’s Tim Tramnitz, currently 3rd in the championship. He set a best lap of 1:25.622 in his small but fast single-seater with a Red Bull livery.

The third driver in the session had a famous name: Charlie Wurz (Trident). He is none other than the son of Alex Wurz, the former Benetton and Williams F1 driver (69 GPs contested, 3 podiums between 1997 and 2007). Before and after F1, Alex won the 24 Hours of Le Mans, in 1996 and 2009. He keeps a close eye on his son’s progress and, like many F1 drivers past and present, lives in Monaco.

Camara 4th

Much-anticipated Brazilian Rafael Camara (Trident) has already won twice this season, the Sunday morning feature races in Melbourne and Sakhir (Bahrain). He took 4th place in this inaugural session, very close to the top three, and took care to learn this track well, which he was discovering in an F3, like many other young drivers entered this year.

There are 30 young drivers registered for this 2025 edition, just twenty years after Lewis Hamilton’s victory in 2005. The two Frenchmen, Théophile Naël (Van Amersfoort) and Alessandro Giusti (MP Motorsport), were far from ridiculous. Naël, 17, finished in the Top 10 of this highly competitive session, and Giusti, 18, took 13th place. This augurs well for Friday’s qualifying session, which will take place in two groups of 15 drivers between 11am and midday.

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Published on:22 May 2025
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