The opening day of the weekend, with two practice sessions for Jazeman, driving this season with ISR Racing, saw the team working on getting the car set up for the two races.  The first session featured light rain, so the team focused on a set up conducive to these conditions. In the second session, the weather had improved and with a dry track, Jazeman and his engineer focused on developing the car’s performance for a rain-free day. Qualifying for the first of the two races on Saturday morning saw Jazeman fighting for a good grid position, however the young driver was not able to achieve his potential and struggling to put together the perfect lap on this notoriously difficult circuit. Finishing 14^th fastest for a seventh row grid slot, gave Jazeman plenty of work for the race, but the Malaysian proved his prowess with a superb drive. At the start of the race Jazeman was quick off the line and had a good exit from Eau Rouge which put him in the right place to overtake two cars on the next straight.  Jazeman narrowly avoided a tangle between a few cars ahead, which improved his track position and after a safety car period for this incident, Jazeman was back on the gas to take Marco Sorensen at the restart, followed by a great move on Monaco winner, Norman Nato, a few laps later. He then pushed on to hunt down third placed driver, Matias Laine, and after a string of quick laps, passed him on the penultimate lap to claim a well-deserved third place podium. Jazeman continued his weekend with qualifying for the second race and built on the momentum of his race performance with a strong fifth fastest lap and third row start. The PETRONAS supported driver didn't have the best of starts and got just behind Sergey Sirotkin and Pietro Fantin into the first corner.  Unfortunately for Jazeman, these two collided just ahead of him and he was forced to take avoiding action, backing off which resulted in him losing ground to the front pack. A quick pitstop kept Jazeman in sixth place and he crossed the line in this position for another strong points haul. Jazeman said after the weekend, “I’m really pleased with these two results. We had to work very hard to achieve these results, but persistence pays off. I wouldn’t have predicted a podium finish from starting 14^th on Saturday, but holding your nerve, fearless driving and being able to put the power down when we needed to, produced a great result. Yesterday’s drive to sixth was also good, especially as I so nearly got caught up in the incident between Pietro and Sergey, which would probably have ended my race. But I did get held up by these two, so lost ground to the front runners and didn’t have the pace of Saturday to be able to catch them.” “We still have some work to do to improve the car,” adds Jazeman, “but we’re heading in the right direction and now starting to show the level of performance which I know is achievable. After two races in a row it’s a shame I have to wait three weeks now – I’m itching to continue with the work and keep developing the car.” Jazeman will return to racing action in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series  at the end of the month, with the fifth round taking place in Moscow.