​Flash report: Yvan Muller climbs nine places in chaotic second Hungaroring race

A semi-wet circuit ensured plenty of action throughout the entire 12-lap race that unfortunately meant retirements for three of the four Lynk & Co Cyan Racing drivers Yann Ehrlacher, Andy Priaulx and Thed Björk.

2017 World Champion Thed Björk made a strong start from fourth to second place into the first corner but was hit on the opening lap and had to pit for suspension repairs.

Andy Priaulx pitted on the same lap for repairs, suffering a similar fate on the opening lap.

Yann Ehrlacher started eighth and fought his way up into the top five, only to get brutally hit by Hyundai driver Gabriele Tarquini and had to pit with right-side damage and a puncture.

The Lynk & Co Cyan Racing team is working flat out to repair the cars ahead of the final WTCR race of the weekend in Hungary, starting at 17:00 CEST.

Results Race 2

⏱ Live timing: https://www.fiawtcr.com/live-timing/
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📺 Live TV: http://www.eurosport.com
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Contact information
Johan Meissner
Press Manager
Cyan Racing
+46(0)70 241 3234
johan.meissner@cyanracing.com

About Cyan Racing
Cyan Racing was founded in 1996 and was formerly named Polestar until Volvo Cars acquired the performance section and trademark in 2015. Cyan Racing is privately owned and operated. The team has claimed multiple titles, most recently the 2018 FIA World Touring Car Cup team title and the double 2017 FIA World Touring Car Championship titles for driver and team – and participated in the development of the Polestar performance models of the Volvo S60 and V60 in the years 2013 to 2015.

About Lynk & Co
Lynk & Co is the new global urban mobility brand addressing the needs and preferences of the connected generation and challenging auto industry conventions. Its products are designed and engineered in Sweden and will be sold globally.