From there Pin went unchallenged as the Mercedes driver led throughout, while Pulling – who had scored her fifth win of the season in Race 1 – continued to pressure Weug throughout the race but ultimately had to settle for P3.
Wild Card entry Nina Gademan crossed the line in fourth on what has been an eye-catching debut for the Dutch driver, but she was hit with a 10-second time penalty for causing a collision with Aurelia Nobels, which promoted Hamda Al Qubaisi up into P4.
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Nobels was fifth and Carrie Schreiner followed in sixth place. Behind them, Lola Lovinfosse, Nerea Martí, Tina Hausmann and Gademan rounded out the points-scorers in the top-10.
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