Camara\u2019s win gives him a commanding 48-point lead with just one round remaining, making him the 2025 champion. His consistency and pace throughout the season have earned him the title with one race to spare.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cJust finished the Feature Race, also closing the Championship. Just very happy how we managed the whole season, I think we have been very strong since the beginning. Now we can relax a bit before Monza, enjoy the moment a bit, because during the Championship, it\u2019s always difficult to enjoy moments because you always need to keep your focus, so just enjoy the moment. Thank you to everyone for the support, for cheering for me, and just going to enjoy it now. Thank you,\u201d said Camara.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The race began under a rolling start, with Camara holding off Mari Boya and Tuukka Taponen. Boya kept the pressure on early, setting the fastest lap and attempting a move on Lap 3, but couldn\u2019t find the grip to challenge. A Lap 4 crash involving Brad Benavides brought out the first Safety Car.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cJust finished the Feature Race, also closing the Championship. Just very happy how we managed the whole season, I think we have been very strong since the beginning. Now we can relax a bit before Monza, enjoy the moment a bit, because during the Championship, it\u2019s always difficult to enjoy moments because you always need to keep your focus, so just enjoy the moment. Thank you to everyone for the support, for cheering for me, and just going to enjoy it now. Thank you,\u201d said Camara.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Further down the order, Nikola Tsolov produced a standout drive, climbing from 13th to sixth, executing several clean overtakes and nearly reaching the podium fight. Wurz, Nael, and Tsolov closed in on Taponen in the final laps, but the Art Grand Prix driver held onto third behind Boya.<\/p>\r\n\r\n