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Jeddah's high-speed walls produced a strategic Feature and a penalty-shaped Sprint. Crawford took Feature pole in a red-flag-interrupted session, with Bennett losing his fastest lap for causing the stoppage and Verschoor inheriting reverse-grid pole. In the Sprint, Verschoor led on the road but a five-second penalty for forcing Martí off at Turn 2 dropped him to fourth, gifting the win to Lindblad, at seventeen the youngest race winner in F2 history. Martí took second and Dunne third for a Campos one-two on the road behind. A late safety car appeared when Crawford spun out of contention while attacking Lindblad for the lead, and Shields was out at the start, with Miyata and Bennett also penalised. The Feature was all Verschoor and strategy: starting on the harder tyre while the front-runners used softer rubber, he ran consistently quicker, pitted late and rejoined behind net leader Crawford, then passed him on the final lap to win. Crawford held second ahead of Martins, with Fornaroli fourth and Lindblad seventh. Montoya retired with a technical issue. The double points haul lifted Verschoor into the championship lead, twelve clear, while Campos took the teams' lead.