Monza, Italy, Sep 8 (IANS) India’s Jehan Daruvala heads to Monza this end of the week, one of the Indian Formula 2 racer’s most remunerating settings, expecting to score a rehash of the success he required last year at Italy’s ‘Sanctuary of Speed’.

The 23-year-old has taken four platform at the consecrated track across different classifications, including his second Formula 2 triumph a year ago.

With the scene making way for the penultimate round of the current year’s Formula 2 season, Jehan is started up to convey one more solid outcome around the circuit’s absolute impacts as he offers to end his mission on a high.

Jehan said, “Monza is a circuit I love and I’ve generally done well here. I was predominant at the track last year and assuming we get it in that general area’s not a great explanation we can’t rehash a similar this break.

Aside from the historical backdrop of the track and its one of a kind requests, this end of the week will likewise be unique as it’s the home race for my group Prema Racing. Yet again we were back on the speed in Zandvoort and this end of the week we will give it all that to bring back the best outcome.”

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The 5.7-km long Monza circuit is among the quickest and most notable on the schedule. The format joins for the most part lengthy straights connected together by sluggish chicanes.

The track has consistently fit Jehan well. The Red Bull-upheld racer has remained on the platform there while hustling in Formula Renault, European Formula 3, and FIA Formula 3.

Last year, he hustled away to a prevailing Formula 2 win having qualified on the first column.

The Monza round of the Formula 2 title will uphold this end of the week’s Formula One Italian Grand Prix.