The drama was not limited to the Frontrunners, since Rafaela Ferreira received a 10 second time penalty for Spinning Spate Sauber, Emma Felbermayr in Tour 2, leaving both of the points.
When race 2 approached its conclusion, Chambers was able to maintain his leadership ahead of Weug and Pin, which had repeatedly exchanged P2 throughout the race. With the knowledge of its penalty, Chambers pressed for the remaining laps and crossed the line less than 5.1s ahead of PIN to lose only one position.
Weug became Ferrari’s first pilot to win in Jeddah, simultaneously taking a narrow advantage at the top of the F1 Academy classification.
Alisha Palmowski was fourth ahead of Alba Larsen, with Tina Hausmann of Aston Martin taking P6 on the checkered flag. The Alpine Nina Gademan driver secured six points in P7 when she Lloyd was promoted to P8 after Ferreira’s penalty. Joanna Ciconte and Chloe Chong completed the finalists of the points.
You can read a full report of what happened in race 2 on the F1 Academy website here.