Jarvis expects to be best
IT is a mark of rookie racer Oliver Jarvis s bold ambitions that he left disappointed with two podium finishes from the All Japan F3 Championships at the weekend. The 23-year-old from Burwell finished second, then third, in rounds three and four of the ch
IT is a mark of rookie racer Oliver Jarvis's bold ambitions that he left disappointed with two podium finishes from the All Japan F3 Championships at the weekend.
The 23-year-old from Burwell finished second, then third, in rounds three and four of the championship, in Suzuka.
He said: "After pre-season testing I was expecting more. That said, I'm still second in the championship and I shall be working hard for even better results."
Some wheelspin off the line in the first race of the day prevented Jarvis from moving up a place from his third position start.
After constant pressure Jarvis passed Brazilian Roberto Streit on the inside of turn one, but couldn't challenge TOM'S team-mate Kazuya Oshima, who finished comfortable winner.
Jarvis made a superb start to the second race, powering past Oshima, but caught the side of the track while overtaking and lost valuable seconds.
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Jarvis held off late pressure from Oshima to secure his third place.