The LGB Formula 4 championship, however, took an exciting turn, with overnight leader Avalanche Racing's Chittesh Mandody with 62 points managing only one podium finish on a day of mini upsets.
Sandeep Kumar of Dark Don Racing won the first race and clinched the second place in the second to move up to 60 points, just 13 points behind the leader.
India's Sai Rahil Pillarisetty (from Hyderabad), Israel Vanlalhruaizela and Lal Nunsanga (both of (Aizawl) took full advantage of the home conditions to take all the three podium places in the Asian Road Racing Championship, a new addition to the championship.
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