2022 FIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup

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Race details
Le Castellet circuit map Formula One 2019 and 2021 with corner names English 19 07 2021.svg
Date26–30 October
Official nameFIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup
Location Circuit Paul Ricard, France
CoursePermanent circuit
5.842 km (3.630 mi)
DistanceQualifying
20 minutes
Qualifying Race
Pole
Driver Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Kimi Antonelli Team Italy
Time2:07.460
Fastest lap
Driver Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Kimi Antonelli Team Italy
Time2:08.816
Podium
First Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Kimi Antonelli Team Italy
Second Flag of Portugal.svg Manuel Espírito Santo Team Portugal
Third Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Dario CabanelasTeam Switzerland
Main race
Pole
Driver Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Kimi Antonelli Team Italy
Fastest lap
Driver Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Kimi Antonelli Team Italy
Time2:07.002
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Kimi Antonelli Team Italy
Silver medal icon.svg Flag of Portugal.svg Manuel Espírito Santo Team Portugal
Bronze medal icon.svg Flag of Spain.svg Bruno del Pino Team Spain

The 2022 FIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup was the second FIA Motorsport Games Formula 4 Cup, to be held at Circuit Paul Ricard, France on 26 October to 30 October 2022. The race was contested with identical Formula 4 cars. The event was the part of the 2022 FIA Motorsport Games.

Contents

The event featured two 45-minute practice sessions on 28 October, with 20-minute Qualifying session on 29 October for the Qualifying race, while the Main race was held on 30 October.

Entry list

All drivers utilized KCMG KC MG-01 cars, which were operated by Hitech GP. It was the first Formula 4 car to feature Halo safety device. Also, drivers will not only be chasing medals. KCMG will provide a €10,000 prize fund for the race winner. [1]

TeamEntrantNo.Drivers
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Team Australia CAMS 43Costa Toparis
Flag of Austria.svg Team AustriaÖAMTC22 Charlie Wurz
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium RACB 23Lorens Lecertua
Flag of Brazil.svg Team BrazilCBA5 Pedro Clerot
Flag of Chile.svg Team ChileFADECH15Maria José Pérez de Arce
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese TaipeiCTMS9Ethan Ho
Flag of Denmark.svg Team DenmarkDASU7Julius Dinesen
Flag of France.svg Team France FFSA 17Pablo Sarrazin
Flag of Georgia.svg Team GeorgiaGASF19Sandro Tavartkiladze
Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany DMSB 11 Valentin Kluss
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Team Hong KongHKAA20Jasper Thong
Flag of Hungary.svg Team HungaryMNASZ12Zeno Kovacs
Flag of India.svg Team India FMSCI 2Ruhaan Alva
Flag of Italy.svg Team Italy ACI 3 Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Flag of Malaysia.svg Team MalaysiaMAM24Alister Yoong
Flag of Mozambique.svg Team MozambiqueATCM16Guilherme Rocha
Flag of Panama.svg Team PanamaAATDP77Valentino Mini
Flag of Portugal.svg Team PortugalFPAK8 Manuel Espírito Santo
Flag of Serbia.svg Team SerbiaAMSS10Filip Jenic
Flag of South Korea.svg Team South Korea KARA 18 Michael Shin
Flag of Spain.svg Team SpainRFEDA6 Bruno del Pino
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Team SwitzerlandASS4Dario Cabanelas
Flag of Ukraine.svg Team Ukraine FAU 14Oleksandr Partyshev
Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team UzbekistanNACU1Ismail Akhmedkhodjaev
Source: [2]

Results

Qualifying

PosNo.DriverTeamTimeGapGrid
13 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Flag of Italy.svg Team Italy2:07.4601
222 Charlie Wurz Flag of Austria.svg Team Austria2:08.141+ 0.6812
311 Valentin Kluss Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany2:08.208+ 0.7483
45 Pedro Clerot Flag of Brazil.svg Team Brazil2:08.317+ 0.8574
58 Manuel Espírito Santo Flag of Portugal.svg Team Portugal2:08.408+ 0.9485
610Filip Jenic Flag of Serbia.svg Team Serbia2:08.621+ 1.1616
74Dario Cabanelas Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Team Switzerland2:08.724+ 1.2647
823Lorens Lecertua Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium2:08.901+ 1.4418
919Sandro Tavartkiladze Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia2:08.949+ 1.4899
1043Costa Toparis Flag of Australia (converted).svg Team Australia2:08.966+ 1.50610
116 Bruno del Pino Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain2:09.083+ 1.62311
1217Pablo Sarrazin Flag of France.svg Team France2:09.146+ 1.68612
1318 Michael Shin Flag of South Korea.svg Team South Korea2:09.418+ 1.95813
1414Oleksandr Partyshev Flag of Ukraine.svg Team Ukraine2:09.603+ 2.14324
1524Alister Yoong Flag of Malaysia.svg Team Malaysia2:09.703+ 2.24314
167Julius Dinesen Flag of Denmark.svg Team Denmark2:09.720+ 2.26015
179Ethan Ho Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese Taipei2:09.802+ 2.34216
182Ruhaan Alva Flag of India.svg Team India2:09.980+ 2.52017
1912Zeno Kovacs Flag of Hungary.svg Team Hungary2:10.155+ 2.69518
2016Guilherme Rocha Flag of Mozambique.svg Team Mozambique2:10.868+ 3.40819
211Ismail Akhmedkhodjaev Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team Uzbekistan2:11.218+ 3.75820
2220Jasper Thong Flag of Hong Kong.svg Team Hong Kong2:11.344+ 3.88421
2377Valentino Mini Flag of Panama.svg Team Panama2:11.810+ 4.35023
2415Maria José Pérez de Arce Flag of Chile.svg Team Chile2:12.857+ 5.39722
Source: [3] [4]

Qualifying Race

Pos.No.DriverTeamLapsTimeGapGrid
13 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Flag of Italy.svg Team Italy1023:00.0011
28 Manuel Espírito Santo Flag of Portugal.svg Team Portugal1023:00.830+ 0.8295
34Dario Cabanelas Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Team Switzerland1023:02.246+ 2.2457
45 Pedro Clerot Flag of Brazil.svg Team Brazil1023:03.029+ 3.0284
56 Bruno del Pino Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain1023:04.236+ 4.23511
618 Michael Shin Flag of South Korea.svg Team South Korea1023:05.044+ 5.04313
77Julius Dinesen Flag of Denmark.svg Team Denmark1023:05.492+ 5.49115
877Valentino Mini Flag of Panama.svg Team Panama1023:05.925+ 5.92423
924Alister Yoong Flag of Malaysia.svg Team Malaysia1023:07.696+ 7.69514
1014Oleksandr Partyshev Flag of Ukraine.svg Team Ukraine1023:11.458+ 11.45724
1123Lorens Lecertua Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium1023:12.433+ 12.4328
1212Zeno Kovacs Flag of Hungary.svg Team Hungary1023:14.442+ 14.44118
132Ruhaan Alva Flag of India.svg Team India1023:14.926+ 14.92517
1419Sandro Tavartkiladze Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia1023:16.174+ 16.1739
1516Guilherme Rocha Flag of Mozambique.svg Team Mozambique1023:16.759+ 16.75819
1617Pablo Sarrazin Flag of France.svg Team France1023:17.545+ 17.54412
171Ismail Akhmedkhodjaev Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team Uzbekistan1023:18.179+ 18.17820
1820Jasper Thong Flag of Hong Kong.svg Team Hong Kong1023:19.053+ 19.05221
1943Costa Toparis Flag of Australia (converted).svg Team Australia1023:28.116+ 28.11510
2011 Valentin Kluss Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany1023:58.982+ 58.9813
2115Maria José Pérez de Arce Flag of Chile.svg Team Chile923:07.255+ 1 LAP22
NC9Ethan Ho Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese Taipei715:38.250+ 3 LAPS16
NC10Filip Jenic Flag of Serbia.svg Team Serbia613:55.936+ 4 LAPS6
NC22 Charlie Wurz Flag of Austria.svg Team Austria0Puncture2
Fastest lap: Andrea Kimi Antonelli ( Flag of Italy.svg Team Italy) – 2:08.816 (Lap 4)
Source: [5]

Race

Pos.No.DriverTeamLapsTimeGapGrid
Gold medal icon.svg3 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Flag of Italy.svg Team Italy1431:22.3511
Silver medal icon.svg8 Manuel Espírito Santo Flag of Portugal.svg Team Portugal1431:29.253+ 6.9022
Bronze medal icon.svg6 Bruno del Pino Flag of Spain.svg Team Spain1431:33.900+ 11.5495
47Julius Dinesen Flag of Denmark.svg Team Denmark1431:34.700+ 12.3497
523Lorens Lecertua Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Team Belgium1431:35.783+ 13.43211
611 Valentin Kluss Flag of Germany.svg Team Germany1431:41.148+ 18.79720
714Oleksandr Partyshev Flag of Ukraine.svg Team Ukraine1431:43.760+ 21.31910
877Valentino Mini Flag of Panama.svg Team Panama1431:43.974+ 21.6238
95 Pedro Clerot Flag of Brazil.svg Team Brazil1431:45.181+ 22.830 1 4
1017Pablo Sarrazin Flag of France.svg Team France1431:45.370+ 23.01916
1122 Charlie Wurz Flag of Austria.svg Team Austria1431:47.948+ 25.597 2 24
1210Filip Jenic Flag of Serbia.svg Team Serbia1431:48.820+ 26.46923
1343Costa Toparis Flag of Australia (converted).svg Team Australia1431:49.268+ 26.91719
1424Alister Yoong Flag of Malaysia.svg Team Malaysia1431:50.392+ 28.0419
1519Sandro Tavartkiladze Flag of Georgia.svg Team Georgia1431:51.624+ 29.27314
169Ethan Ho Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Team Chinese Taipei1431:55.122+ 32.77122
1712Zeno Kovacs Flag of Hungary.svg Team Hungary1431:56.726+ 34.37512
182Ruhaan Alva Flag of India.svg Team India1431:59.510+ 37.15913
191Ismail Akhmedkhodjaev Flag of Uzbekistan.svg Team Uzbekistan1432:09.435+ 47.08417
2016Guilherme Rocha Flag of Mozambique.svg Team Mozambique1432:09.843+ 47.49215
2120Jasper Thong Flag of Hong Kong.svg Team Hong Kong1432:17.154+ 54.80318
2215Maria José Pérez de Arce Flag of Chile.svg Team Chile1432:18.669+ 56.31821
2318 Michael Shin Flag of South Korea.svg Team South Korea1331:45.821+ 1 LAP6
NC4Dario Cabanelas Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Team Switzerland0Collision3
Fastest lap: Andrea Kimi Antonelli ( Flag of Italy.svg Team Italy) – 2:07.002 (Lap 4)
Source: [6]
Notes

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