Belgium's Max Defourny continued his podium run as he scored a win and two second-place finishes in the three races of the MRF Challenge held here Friday at the Bahrain International Circuit.
The 20-year old Defourny was second to Germany's Andreas Estner in the day's first race and later finished behind winner Jamie Chadwick (UK) in the next before ending the day with a win in the third.
Having finished on the podium in all the eight races of the championship, organised by the Madras Motor Sports Club, including five in the first round at Dubai last month, Defourny consolidated his position on the leaderboard with 173 points, ahead of Chadwick (129).
Two more races are scheduled for Saturday.
Defourny said: "It could or rather, should have been better this week. After qualifying for pole position last night, I made a mistake in the first race today and finished second. In the next race, I got hit from behind at Turn-1 when one of the competitors (Danial Frost of Singapore) spun.
"There was some damage to the car and I managed to finish second. In the third race today, after we repaired the visual damage to the car, there was a lot of vibration in the left rear, but I managed to pull away to win."
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