However, heading into the race from the fifth grid spot, ten Voorde was determined to fight for a podium finish. “After that, my car didn’t handle so well,” ten Voorde reported later. His lead after 21 laps was 4.1 seconds – a huge margin by Carrera Cup standards. At least I still have the points for second place,” he concluded. Third-placed Harry King would also have preferred to finish further up the field. At least I had a great duel with Larry ten Voorde,” he concluded. Behind Schuring and ten Voorde, Germany’s Leon Köhler crossed the finish line in sixth place.

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