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Hungaroring DTM: Mortara leads all-Audi top six in Race 1

Edoardo Mortara converted his pole position into a Saturday DTM victory at the Hungaroring with five fellow Audi drivers finishing behind him.

Edoardo Mortara Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline, Audi RS 5 DTM

Photo by: Alexander Trienitz

Pole position for Edoardo Mortara, Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline, Audi RS 5 DTM
Edoardo Mortara, Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline, Audi RS 5 DTM
Jamie Green, Audi Sport Team Rosberg, Audi RS 5 DTM
Jamie Green, Audi Sport Team Rosberg, Audi RS 5 DTM
Miguel Molina, Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline, Audi RS 5 DTM
Miguel Molina, Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline, Audi RS 5 DTM

Starting from pole, Mortara had a better launch than Jamie Green and comfortably led the way by a second after just one lap.

Although Green closed the gap back to half a second, the Italian responded.

Even though the difference between the duo never grew bigger than 1.5s, Mortara crossed the line without having to defend his position.

Green secured his sixth podium finish in second with Miguel Molina completing the first all-Audi podium of the season.

Mike Rockenfeller secured his best finish of the season in fourth with Nico Muller and Adrien Tambay putting two more Audis into the top six.

Championship leader Marco Wittmann gained three places at the start to spend the race in seventh ahead of Felix Rosenqvist.

Timo Scheider and Robert Wickens took the final pointscoring positions, the Canadian slotting into the position on Lap 1 despite starting 18th.

Mattias Ekstrom became the only non-scoring Audi after he was sent into a spin by Martin Tomczyk at Turn 2, the German then being nudged by Maxime Martin to receive the same fate.

Paul Di Resta was the only retirement after sustaining damage following an outside move on him from Antonio Felix da Costa.

With three races to go, Mortara is 14 points behind Wittmann with Green and Wickens both standing with a mathematical chance.

UPDATE: Tom Blomqvist and Martin Tomczyk received 30-second time penalties.

Race 1 results

ClaDriverCarGapInterval
1  Edoardo Mortara  Audi RS5 DTM    
2  Jamie Green  Audi RS5 DTM 1.090 1.090
3  Miguel Molina  Audi RS5 DTM 9.240 8.150
4  Mike Rockenfeller  Audi RS5 DTM 10.602 1.362
5  Nico Müller  Audi RS5 DTM 11.535 0.933
6  Adrien Tambay  Audi RS5 DTM 21.045 9.510
7  Marco Wittmann  BMW M4 DTM 23.177 2.132
8  Felix Rosenqvist  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 24.729 1.552
9  Timo Scheider  Audi RS5 DTM 25.754 1.025
10  Robert Wickens  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 26.916 1.162
11  Daniel Juncadella  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 29.399 2.483
12  Maxime Martin  BMW M4 DTM 32.843 3.444
13  Timo Glock  BMW M4 DTM 34.316 0.770
14  Bruno Spengler  BMW M4 DTM 36.197 1.881
15  Lucas Auer  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 37.259 1.062
16  Antonio Felix da Costa  BMW M4 DTM 44.405 7.146
17  Christian Vietoris  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 45.334 0.929
18  Mattias Ekström  Audi RS5 DTM 50.675 5.341
19  Augusto Farfus  BMW M4 DTM 53.287 2.612
20  Gary Paffett  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 54.002 0.715
21  Maximilian Götz  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 55.420 0.481
22  Tom Blomqvist  BMW M4 DTM 33.546 0.703
23  Martin Tomczyk  BMW M4 DTM 54.939 0.937
   Paul di Resta  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 15 laps 15 laps

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