2017 Lady Wigram Trophy

For the first practice session of the weekend, Enaam Ahmed achieved the fastest lap time with a 1:18.200, followed closely by Thomas Randle and Richard Verschoor. The session was relatively clean, with only two spins in the session (Andres and Laliberté). The second practice session was equally as uneventful with Thomas Randle lowering the best time down to a 1:18.147, with the closest two rivals being Shelby Blackstock and Jehan Daruvala. For the third and final practice session, several drivers broke into the 17's, with Taylor Cockerton being the fastest of all with a 1:17.383. He was followed by Thomas Randle and Enaam Ahmed.

Session	Day	Fastest lap
		No.	Driver	Team	Time
Practice 1	Friday	65	Enaam Ahmed	Giles Motorsport	1:18.200
Practice 2		49	Thomas Randle	Victory Motor Racing	1:18.147
Practice 3		11	Taylor Cockerton	MTEC Motorsport	1:17.383

Jehan Daruvala continued his fine form at the Mike Pero Motorsport Park by grabbing the first pole position of the year with a 1:17.424.

Pos	No.	Driver	Team	Time	Grid
1	9	Jehan Daruvala	M2 Competition	1:17.424	1
2	8	Marcus Armstrong	M2 Competition	1:17.582	2
3	62	Ferdinand Habsburg	M2 Competition	1:17.641	3
4	22	Richard Verschoor	Giles Motorsport	1:17.648	4
5	49	Thomas Randle	Victory Motor Racing	1:17.665	5
6	11	Taylor Cockerton	MTEC Motorsport	1:17.797	6
7	5	Pedro Piquet	M2 Competition	1:17.832	7
8	65	Enaam Ahmed	Giles Motorsport	1:17.871	8
9	47	Keyvan Andres Soori	Giles Motorsport	1:18.179	9
10	24	Ameya Vaidyanathan	MTEC Motorsport	1:18.319	10
11	83	Kami Laliberté	M2 Competition	1:18.331	11
12	51	Shelby Blackstock	Victory Motor Racing	1:18.366	12
13	3	Brendon Leitch	Victory Motor Racing	1:18.440	13
14	33	Kory Enders	MTEC Motorsport	1:18.441	14
15	26	Harry Hayek	Giles Motorsport	1:18.467	15
16	96	Luis Leeds	Giles Motorsport	1:18.474	16
17	12	Christian Hahn	Giles Motorsport	1:18.613	17
18	10	Thomas Neubauer	MTEC Motorsport	1:18.932	18
19	80	Nikita Lastochkin	M2 Competition	1:19.013	19
20	27	Jean Baptiste Simmenauer	M2 Competition	1:19.485	20
Sources:[1]

After a great start from Daruvala, a safety car caused by Enders stranded car closed the field up once again. On the restart, Armstrong got onto the gearbox of Daruvala, and committed to a brave move around the outside to take the lead and ultimately the win.

Pos	No.	Driver	Team	Laps	Time / Retired	Grid
1	8	Marcus Armstrong	M2 Competition	15	22min 12.255sec	2
2	9	Jehan Daruvala	M2 Competition	15	+ 0.851 s	1
3	22	Richard Verschoor	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 1.921 s	4
4	49	Thomas Randle	Victory Motor Racing	15	+ 2.512 s	5
5	11	Taylor Cockerton	MTEC Motorsport	15	+ 5.398 s	6
6	5	Pedro Piquet	M2 Competition	15	+ 6.059 s	7
7	62	Ferdinand Habsburg	M2 Competition	15	+ 6.416 s	3
8	65	Enaam Ahmed	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 7.898 s	8
9	3	Brendon Leitch	Victory Motor Racing	15	+ 9.056 s	13
10	83	Kami Laliberté	M2 Competition	15	+ 10.055 s	11
11	51	Shelby Blackstock	Victory Motor Racing	15	+ 11.637 s	12
12	47	Keyvan Andres Soori	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 13.232 s	9
13	24	Ameya Vaidyanathan	MTEC Motorsport	15	+ 17.042 s	10
14	26	Harry Hayek	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 17.388 s	15
15	96	Luis Leeds	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 18.025 s	16
16	10	Thomas Neubauer	MTEC Motorsport	15	+ 18.414 s	18
17	12	Christian Hahn	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 19.324 s	17
18	27	Jean Baptiste Simmenauer	M2 Competition	15	+ 35.660 s	20
19	33	Kory Enders	MTEC Motorsport	14	+ 1 lap	14
Ret	80	Nikita Lastochkin	Victory Motor Racing	7	Retired	19
Fastest lap: Richard Verschoor (Giles Motorsport) - 1:18.237
Source(s):[2]

In the reverse grid race, Thomas Randle took his first Toyota Racing Series win, followed by Verschoor and Armstrong. When crossing the line Taylor Cockerton was first, followed by Piquet and Randle. Cockerton and Piquet got a time penalty and therefore dropped in the race result.

Pos	No.	Driver	Team	Laps	Time / Retired	Grid
1	49	Thomas Randle	Victory Motor Racing	15	19min 54.937sec	3
2	22	Richard Verschoor	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 6.119 s	4
3	8	Marcus Armstrong	M2 Competition	15	+ 7.627 s	6
4	11	Taylor Cockerton	MTEC Motorsport	15	+ 10.000 s	2
5	62	Ferdinand Habsburg	M2 Competition	15	+ 11.636 s	7
6	3	Brendon Leitch	Victory Motor Racing	15	+ 12.456 s	9
7	51	Shelby Blackstock	Victory Motor Racing	15	+ 18.548 s	11
8	83	Kami Laliberté	M2 Competition	15	+ 19.032 s	10
9	26	Harry Hayek	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 19.325 s	14
10	47	Keyvan Andres Soori	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 23.841 s	12
11	96	Luis Leeds	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 23.874 s	15
12	65	Enaam Ahmed	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 24.507 s	8
13	33	Kory Enders	MTEC Motorsport	15	+ 25.290 s	19
14	24	Ameya Vaidyanathan	MTEC Motorsport	15	+ 26.073 s	13
15	80	Nikita Lastochkin	Victory Motor Racing	15	+ 29.466 s	20
16	10	Thomas Neubauer	MTEC Motorsport	15	+ 29.681 s	16
17	5	Pedro Piquet	M2 Competition	15	+ 30.000 s	1
18	27	Jean Baptiste Simmenauer	M2 Competition	15	+ 30.339 s	18
19	12	Christian Hahn	Giles Motorsport	15	+ 30.784 s	17
20	9	Jehan Daruvala	M2 Competition	13	+ 2 laps	5
Fastest lap: Taylor Cockerton (MTEC Motorsport) - 1:18.673
Source(s):[3]

Daruvala once again took the pole with a tight margin over Armstrong and Ahmed.

Pos	No.	Driver	Team	Time	Grid
1	9	Jehan Daruvala	M2 Competition	1:16.800	1
2	8	Marcus Armstrong	M2 Competition	1:16.801	2
3	65	Enaam Ahmed	Giles Motorsport	1:16.866	3
4	5	Pedro Piquet	M2 Competition	1:17.067	4
5	11	Taylor Cockerton	MTEC Motorsport	1:17.070	5
6	22	Richard Verschoor	Giles Motorsport	1:17.072	6
7	49	Thomas Randle	Victory Motor Racing	1:17.164	7
8	62	Ferdinand Habsburg	M2 Competition	1:17.471	8
9	47	Keyvan Andres Soori	Giles Motorsport	1:17.536	9
10	3	Brendon Leitch	Victory Motor Racing	1:17.549	10
11	51	Shelby Blackstock	Victory Motor Racing	1:17.614	11
12	83	Kami Laliberté	M2 Competition	1:17.638	12
13	33	Kory Enders	MTEC Motorsport	1:17.669	13
14	26	Harry Hayek	Giles Motorsport	1:17.685	14
15	96	Luis Leeds	Giles Motorsport	1:17.707	15
16	80	Nikita Lastochkin	Victory Motor Racing	1:18.014	16
17	10	Thomas Neubauer	MTEC Motorsport	1:18.021	17
18	12	Christian Hahn	Giles Motorsport	1:18.023	18
19	24	Ameya Vaidyanathan	MTEC Motorsport	1:18.164	19
20	27	Jean Baptiste Simmenauer	M2 Competition	1:19.038	20
Sources:[2]

In what was an incident-marred race, Daruvala took his second consecutive Lady Wigram Trophy with Ahmed and Piquet rounding out the podium.

Pos	No.	Driver	Team	Laps	Time / Retired	Grid
1	9	Jehan Daruvala	M2 Competition	20	37min 01.402sec	1
2	65	Enaam Ahmed	Giles Motorsport	20	+ 0.915 s	3
3	5	Pedro Piquet	M2 Competition	20	+ 1.401 s	4
4	22	Richard Verschoor	Giles Motorsport	20	+ 1.703 s	6
5	49	Thomas Randle	Victory Motor Racing	20	+ 2.124 s	7
6	62	Ferdinand Habsburg	M2 Competition	20	+ 2.694 s	8
7	3	Brendon Leitch	Victory Motor Racing	20	+ 2.926 s	10
8	12	Christian Hahn	Giles Motorsport	20	+ 3.168 s	18
9	33	Kory Enders	MTEC Motorsport	20	+ 4.181 s	13
10	26	Harry Hayek	Giles Motorsport	20	+ 5.045 s	14
11	83	Kami Laliberté	M2 Competition	20	+ 5.923 s	12
12	11	Taylor Cockerton	MTEC Motorsport	20	+ 8.145 s	5
13	96	Luis Leeds	Giles Motorsport	20	+ 9.648 s	15
14	10	Thomas Neubauer	MTEC Motorsport	20	+ 13.926 s	17
15	51	Shelby Blackstock	Victory Motor Racing	18	+ 2 laps	11
Ret	8	Marcus Armstrong	M2 Competition	16	Suspension	2
Ret	24	Ameya Vaidyanatahan	MTEC Motorsport	11	Retired	19
Ret	27	Jean Baptiste Simmenauer	M2 Competition	11	Spun off	20
Ret	47	Keyvan Andres Soori	Giles Motorsport	10	Spun off	9
Ret	80	Nikita Lastochkin	Victory Motor Racing	8	Spun off	16
Fastest lap: Jehan Daruvala (M2 Competition) - 1:19.499
Source(s):

Drivers' Championship standings

	Pos.	Driver	Points
	1	Richard Verschoor	181
	2	Thomas Randle	178
	3	Jehan Daruvala	142
	4	Ferdinand Habsburg	136
	5	Marcus Armstrong	135