Nick Cassidy has climbed to third overall in the FIA European Formula Three Championship after fourth and fifth place finishes in motor races at Spa in Belgium over the weekend.
The Aucklander saved his best performance to the third race of the meeting where he started tenth on the grid, but was fifth by the end of the first lap.
He did slip stream his way to fourth for a while, before English driver George Russell came past. Cassidy and Russell now share third in the series, with three rounds and nine races left.
Cassidy had qualified fourth for the opening race of the weekend and finished in that position, after more than half of it was a procession behind the safety car due to a torrential downpour.
In the second event, Cassidy started 12th and had climbed just inside the top ten, when a rare mistake saw him run wide on one corner into a gravel trap. He managed to maintain momentum and rejoined in 17th place, where he finished.
