NesbiLeGrand finished second in Monza's D3 race and won E3, leaving Round 2 first in both drivers' standings. The totals were 64 in D3 and 63 in E3.
The Round Table won D3 from pole, with Nesbi retaining P2. In E3, Nesbi moved from P2 to P1 as geo2002 climbed from P4 to second and pole-sitter Hugoo669 finished third.
One unchanged result, one winning move
Nesbi's D3 race preserved the first two grid positions: The Round Table first and Nesbi second. E3 required the opposite movement at the front, with Nesbi gaining one place and Hugoo669 losing two.
Those distinct classifications fed two live tables. D3 stood at 64 to The Round Table's 32; E3 at 63 to geo2002's 57. The same driver held first in both, but one lead was 32 points and the other only six.
Two leads of very different size
The contrast is the substance. D3 had already opened into a full race-win margin after two rounds. E3 remained close enough for the next result to reverse it, despite Nesbi winning at Monza.
Ferrari's 230-point round contained eight podiums, but Nesbi's two appearances deserve their own lens. One driver occupied P2 and P1 in separate divisions, then left the weekend occupying P1 in both championships.
