Gabriele Minì’s masterpiece: wins in Montecarlo for second year in a row and leads world championship

A masterpiece, that of Gabriele Minì. If there are still specialists in Monaco, the young Marinese is one, for sure. The Prema’s ace wins for the second consecutive year the Feature Race in the Principality, the most glamorous race of the year, after a perfect weekend and is leading the championship.

Just like a year ago, Minì started from pole position, with all the best in the standings right behind him. Starting with the leader Fornaroli (Trident). There is a lot of confusion in the middle of the group at the start, the Austrian driver Wurz is pushed out by Wisnicki at Portier. Minì takes the lead, Fornaroli is fifth: Safety Car.

From lap to lap, Mansell increases his aggressiveness behind the Marinese. It takes Minì nine laps to find the right pace to keep the Australian at bay. Halfway through the race, the positions seem to be stabilized. On the twentieth lap, Tsolov attacks and involves Meguetounif and Leon in a multiple incident. Safety Car.

We restart on the twenty-third lap. Five laps to go and Minì under pressure, but Gabriele, very cool, doesn’t make mistakes and achieves his masterpiece. Pole and victory in Monaco, once again, and leadership of the championship with a five-point advantage over Luke Browning (Hitech) and Leonardo Fornaroli (Trident), third by eight lengths.