Freddie Slater takes F3 pole at Monza as Ugo Ugochukwu starts from back

Freddie Slater took F3 pole at Monza; rival Ugo Ugochukwu starts from back of grid.

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Freddie Slater of TRIDENT took pole position for the FIA Formula 3 Feature Race at Monza, setting a lap of 1m 38.114s in Group B qualifying. ^[1] Ugo Ugochukwu of Campos Racing made a mistake at Turn 1 on his only qualifying lap and will start from the back of the grid for both the Sprint and Feature races at Monza. ^[2] Matteo De Palo, Slater's teammate at TRIDENT, was fastest in Group A with a 1m 38.143s lap but will start second on the grid for the Feature Race. ^[3] León is currently driving for Campos Racing in the Formula 2 championship and has won a race in Budapest. ^[4] León lost his opportunity within the Red Bull program after his initial European season. ^[5] Noel León, a Mexican racing driver, arrived in Europe after winning championships in Mexico and the United States but faced a difficult transition to Formula 1. ^[6] Sergio Pérez advised León to fight for one more year in Eurofórmula, which led to him becoming the champion of that series. ^[7] Pedro Clerot will start from reverse-grid pole in Saturday's Sprint Race at Monza, which is scheduled for 0930 local time. ^[8]

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Freddie Slater of TRIDENT took pole position for the FIA Formula 3 Feature Race at Monza, setting a lap of 1m 38.114s in Group B qualifying. · Formula 1

Ugo Ugochukwu of Campos Racing made a mistake at Turn 1 on his only qualifying lap and will start from the back of the grid for both the Sprint and Feature races at Monza. · Formula 1

Matteo De Palo, Slater's teammate at TRIDENT, was fastest in Group A with a 1m 38.143s lap but will start second on the grid for the Feature Race. · Formula 1

León is currently driving for Campos Racing in the Formula 2 championship and has won a race in Budapest. · Record

León lost his opportunity within the Red Bull program after his initial European season. · Record

Noel León, a Mexican racing driver, arrived in Europe after winning championships in Mexico and the United States but faced a difficult transition to Formula 1. · Record

Sergio Pérez advised León to fight for one more year in Eurofórmula, which led to him becoming the champion of that series. · Record

Pedro Clerot will start from reverse-grid pole in Saturday's Sprint Race at Monza, which is scheduled for 0930 local time. · Formula 1

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