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Trident’s Jack Doohan set the fastest time in Formula 3’s final post-season test at Jerez, ahead of teammate Clement Novalak.

Doohan set his best time of a 1:29.041s during his qualifying simulations in the morning session. This session was interrupted multiple times with red flags brought out for Alessandro Famularo (Campos), Olli Caldwell (ART), Francesco Pizzi (MP Motorsport) and Jonathan Hoggard (Campos), but Doohan was still able to log a respectable 42 laps in between the stoppages.

Novalak came close to Doohan in the sister Trident, but was ultimately kept off the top of the timesheets by just 0.019s. However, Novalak recorded more laps than his teammate with 45 in the morning session, and a day’s total of 101 to Doohan’s 92.

Jenzer’s Calan Williams had another strong day of testing as he again finished the day third-fastest. Williams was also second-fastest in the second session, with his 1:30.238s being only 0.14s slower than afternoon pacesetter Igor Fraga.

Igor Fraga, Hitech (Joe Portlock / Formula 1 via Getty Images)

Hitech rookie Jak Crawford was fourth-fastest overall ahead of Charouz’s David Beckmann. Dennis Hauger (Prema) and Caio Collet (ART) were early pacesetters before Doohan’s run, but ended the day sixth and seventh respectively.

Hoggard was eighth fastest despite ending the morning session early with his spin into the gravel at Turn 5. Arthur Leclerc (Prema) and Enzo Fittipaldi (HWA) were ninth and tenth.

Leclerc logged the fewest laps of the day with 60, while Charouz rookie Konsta Lappalainen recorded the most with 103, despite finishing 28th in the overall times.

Overall classification:

Pos.	Driver	Team	Time (best)	Laps (total)
1	Jack Doohan	Trident	1:29.041	92
2	Clement Novalak	Trident	1:29.060	101
3	Calan Williams	Jenzer Motorsport	1:29.328	77
4	Jak Crawford (R)	Hitech Grand Prix	1:29.336	97
5	David Beckmann	Charouz Racing System	1:29.350	61
6	Dennis Hauger	Prema Racing	1:29.361	64
7	Caio Collet (R)	ART Grand Prix	1:29.461	93
8	Jonathan Hoggard (R)	Campos Racing	1:29.514	68
9	Arthur Leclerc (R)	Prema Racing	1:29.516	60
10	Enzo Fittipaldi	HWA Racelab	1:29.558	90
11	Igor Fraga	Hitech Grand Prix	1:29.622	102
12	Pierre-Louis Chovet	HWA Racelab	1:29.628	88
13	David Schumacher	Trident	1:29.674	75
14	Frederik Vesti	ART Grand Prix	1:29.698	90
15	Olli Caldwell	ART Grand Prix	1:29.705	86
16	Matteo Nannini	Hitech Grand Prix	1:29.718	92
17	David Vidales (R)	Campos Racing	1:29.728	87
18	Bent Viscaal	MP Motorsport	1:29.833	72
19	Cameron Das	Carlin Buzz Racing	1:29.917	72
20	Jonny Edgar (R)	MP Motorsport	1:30.099	86
21	Oliver Rasmussen (R)	Prema Racing	1:30.135	61
22	Reshad de Gerus (R)	Charouz Racing System	1:30.285	87
23	Nazim Azman (R)	Carlin Buzz Racing	1:30.310	82
24	Ido Cohen (R)	Carlin Buzz Racing	1:30.410	80
25	Sophia Floersch	HWA Racelab	1:30.590	89
26	Francesco Pizzi (R)	MP Motorsport	1:30.634	75
27	Rafael Villagomez (R)	Jenzer Motorsport	1:30.744	65
28	Konsta Lappalainen (R)	Charouz Racing System	1:30.924	103
29	Filip Ugran (R)	Jenzer Motorsport	1:30.960	75
30	Alessandro Famularo (R)	Campos Racing	1:31.082	64

Matteo Nannini topped the first day of Formula 3’s post-season test in Barcelona ahead of Jake Hughes and Calan Williams.

On his first day driving for Campos Racing, Nannini set his time of a 1:32.170s in the morning session, before switching to race simulations in the afternoon and logging a total of 64 laps. Hughes, returning to HWA, was only 0.257s slower than Nannini and set 62 laps overall.

Jenzer’s Williams led a tight trio of drivers with less than three tenths separating him from Dennis Hauger at Prema and ART rookie Victor Martins in fifth. Renault junior Martins, currently leading the 2020 Formula Renault Eurocup championship, was the only rookie within the top ten and had one of the highest lap counts with 74.

Victor Martins, ART (Photo Alexandre Guillaumot, DPPI / Renault Sport Media)

Enzo Fittipaldi (HWA) and Roman Stanek (ART) were sixth and seventh, while Jack Doohan was eighth-fastest overall and topped the afternoon session for Trident. Clement Novalak (Trident) and David Schumacher (Prema) rounded out the top ten.

HWA rookie William Alatalo recorded the most laps of the day with 93, while Novalak had the fewest with 49.

Six drivers set their fastest laps in the afternoon session, all of whom were rookies: Alessandro Famularo (Campos), Amaury Cordeel (MP Motorsport), Jonny Edgar (MP Motorsport), Patrik Pasma (Charouz), Rafael Villagomez (Trident) and Josef Knopp (Charouz).

Overall classification:

Pos.	Driver	Team	Time (best)	Laps (total)
1	Matteo Nannini	Campos Racing	1:32.170	64
2	Jake Hughes	HWA Racelab	1:32.427	62
3	Calan Williams	Jenzer Motorsport	1:32.500	60
4	Dennis Hauger	Prema Racing	1:32.512	74
5	Victor Martins (R)	ART Grand Prix	1:32.527	74
6	Enzo Fittipaldi	HWA Racelab	1:32.615	73
7	Roman Stanek	ART Grand Prix	1:32.625	77
8	Jack Doohan	Trident	1:32.777	57
9	Clement Novalak	Trident	1:32.816	49
10	David Schumacher	Prema Racing	1:32.948	73
11	Igor Fraga	Hitech Grand Prix	1:33.069	70
12	Franco Copalinto (R)	MP Motorsport	1:33.085	77
13	Jonathan Hoggard (R)	Jenzer Motorsport	1:33.096	54
14	Artur Leclerc (R)	Prema Racing	1:33.161	71
15	Jak Crawford (R)	Hitech Grand Prix	1:33.286	72
16	Michael Belov	Charouz Racing System	1:33.331	50
17	Ben Barnicoat	Carlin Buzz Racing	1:33.450	51
18	Oliver Rasmussen (R)	Hitech Grand Prix	1:33.492	74
19	Pierre Louis Chovet	Campos Racing	1:33.509	64
20	Olli Caldwell	ART Grand Prix	1:33.530	72
21	William Alatalo (R)	HWA Racelab	1:33.772	93
22	Sophia Floersch	Carlin Buzz Racing	1:33.819	61
23	Ido Cohen (R)	Carlin Buzz Racing	1:33.838	61
24	Alessandro Famularo (R)	Campos Racing	1:33.988	68
25	Amaury Cordeel (R)	MP Motorsport	1:34.139	75
26	Jonny Edgar (R)	MP Motorsport	1:34.389	71
27	Patrik Pasma (R)	Charouz Racing System	1:34.911	64
28	Rafael Villagomez (R)	Trident	1:35.062	65
29	Filip Ugran (R)	Jenzer Motorsport	1:35.170	56
30	Josef Knopp (R)	Charouz Racing System	1:35.758	70

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