Caio Collet took his first FIA Formula 3 Championship win at the Hungaroring on Saturday morning, winning the Sprint Race in mixed conditions.

After starting fourth, the Brazilian driver cleared off after making his way through the field in the wet to lead home Franco Colapinto and Kush Maini for a double MP Motorsport podium.

Oliver Goethe led the field away with a rolling start in full-wet conditions, but ran wide through the final corner, allowing Colapinto to get through into Turn 1.

Isack Hadjar and Collet took advantage to fill the remaining podium positions, while Jak Crawford moved past Victor Martins for fifth.

David Vidales went into the wall at Turn 3 to bring the safety car back out on Lap 1; Colapinto was on his toes at the restart to get past Hadjar, also opening the door for Collet to go through.

Collet ran wide at Turn 13 as he tried to get past Colapinto, and couldn’t make the move stick into Turn 2 on the next lap either.

Brad Benavides received a post-race penalty for hitting Ido Cohen at Turn 1 and bringing out the safety car again.

Hadjar got back past Collet into Turn 1 on the second restart, but Colapinto blocked the French driver into Turn 2 and opened the door for Collet to come back through on Hadjar for second.

Kush Maini got past Martins and chased down Hadjar, before Martins began to slip back as he lost grip.

The French driver ran wide into the final corner and lost the position to Crawford down the main straight, also losing out to Arthur Leclerc into Turn 1 to drop down to sixth.

Colapinto ran wide at Turn 2 at just over half-distance, allowing Collet to take the lead for the first time in the race.

Kush Maini got past Hadjar at Turn 4 late on, the Hitech GP man falling down the order, behind Crawford and Leclerc.

The Prema pair collided towards the end of the race in Sector 3, sending both well down the field, with Leclerc eventually finishing last.

Isack Hadjar, in finishing fourth, now leads the Drivers’ Standings by a single point from Victor Martins, the rookie taking to the top for the first time with three wins to date.

Oliver Bearman could thank his lucky stars for a tangle between his Prema Racing stable-mates Crawford and Leclerc, which allowed him to come home fifth, with Martins sixth.

Gregoire Saucy has endured a difficult season to date, but picked up some points for ART Grand Prix in seventh, ahead of Goethe for Campos Racing.

FIA Formula 3 Hungary Sprint Race Results:

Pos.	No.	Name.	Nat.	Team	Laps/Gap
1	10	Caio Collet	BRA	MP Motorsport	18 laps
2	29	Franco Colapinto	ARG	Van Amersfoort Racing	+8.789s
3	12	Kush Maini	IND	MP Motorsport	+9.694s
4	18	Isack Hadjar	FRA	Hitech GP	+12.004s
5	6	Oliver Bearman	GBR	Prema Racing	+13.915s
6	7	Victor Martins	FRA	ART Grand Prix	+14.607s
7	8	Gregoire Saucy	SUI	ART Grand Prix	+15.561s
8	21	Oliver Goethe	DEN	Campos Racing	+19.682s
9	2	Roman Stanek	CZE	Trident	+20.082s
10	3	Zane Maloney	BAR	Trident	+21.180s
11	31	Reece Ushijima	GBR	Van Amersfoort Racing	+22.208s
12	9	Juan Manuel Correa	USA	ART Grand Prix	+22.877s
13	1	Jonny Edgar	GBR	Trident	+24.797s
14	22	Josep Maria Marti	SPA	Campos Racing	+27.122s
15	11	Alexander Smolyar	FIA	MP Motorsport	+29.104s
16	25	William Alatalo	FIN	Jenzer Motorsport	+29.590s
17	30	Rafael Villagomez	MEX	Van Amersfoort Racing	+31.696s
18	26	Zak O’Sullivan	GBR	Carlin	+31.956s
19	17	Kaylen Frederick	USA	Hitech GP	+37.123s
20	5	Jak Crawford	USA	Prema Racing	+38.362s
21	16	Francesco Pizzi	ITA	Charouz Racing System	+38.718s
22	15	Christian Mansell	AUS	Charouz Racing System	+39.394s
23	19	Nazim Azman	MAL	Hitech GP	+40.281s
24	28	Enzo Trulli	ITA	Carlin	+43.663s
25	24	Federico Malvestiti	ITA	Jenzer Motorsport	+48.834s
26	14	Laszlo Toth	HUN	Charouz Racing System	+49.526s
27	4	Arthur Leclerc	MON	Prema Racing	+52.437s
28	27	Brad Benavides	USA	Carlin	DNF
29	23	Ido Cohen	ISR	Jenzer Motorsport	DNF
30	20	David Vidales	SPA	Campos Racing	DNF (crash)