The opening practice session saw Jazeman finish seventh fastest driver, but Saturday’s two qualifying sessions, one for each race, didn’t produce the results that he has been achieving at most of the race weekends this season. Fifteenth fastest lap in the qualifying for race 1 and 16^th for race 2 were uncharacteristic performances from the talented youngster. He said after the sessions, “The car just didn’t feel the same today and I really wasn’t able to get the best out of the session. We’ll take a long hard look at the data and the car set up to see the reasons behind this under performance, but one thing is for sure and that is that I’ll be putting everything into getting points finishes.” It was a clean start in the first race for Jazeman from the eighth row of the grid, with mature driving ensuring that he kept out of trouble and avoided the customary first lap melee which is often blighted by incidents. Jazeman’s strong start moved him from 15^th to 12^th on the first lap. He then passed Roy Nissany for 11^th place and began to challenge Tio Ellinas for 10^th position. The duo battled hard throughout the remainder of the race, but Jazeman was unable to overtake his rival. After the race an exclusion penalty for Roberto Merhi elevated Jazeman to 10^th place. The second race, later this afternoon, was another opportunity for Jazeman to make up ground and he quickly moved up two places, with hard charging throughout the next lap to make up another two positions. Over the course of the race the Malaysian kept the pressure on his rivals and by the end of the race had improved to ninth place. Jazeman said after the race, “I’m pleased to have finished in the points this morning and this afternoon and in both races to score was really important. However, my qualifying performance just wasn’t up to par this weekend and I’m disappointed that this left me fighting for points rather than podiums. On the plus side, I’ve kept third place in the Drivers Championship and that’s really good news. There’s a summer break now, but for me it will be a time to work with the team to ensure we’re back at the front in every session in the second half of the season.” The Formula Renault 3.5 Series takes a break for eight weeks, returning to the track in the UK, with the sixth round at Silverstone circuit in Northamptonshire.