Dries Van Langendonck extended his British Formula 4 championship lead as he returned to action at Croft last weekend with two straightforward wins.
The Belgian looked like his enforced break from the campaign, having accumulated 12 penalty points on his licence, fired him up as he bagged a double pole to get the weekend under way.
His first race start was perfect and the Rodin driver headed away unchallenged to the flag. Chief title rival Lewis Wherrell (JHR Developments), starting in second, was passed by Ethan Jeff-Hall (Argenti Motorsport) and that was the podium settled. There were some keen battles elsewh
