Twenty-five year old Antonio Felix da Costa left the teenagers in the dust in Macau this weekend, to claim his second victory in the prestigious F3 event.
The Portuguese driver returned to F3 for a one-off, having already won the race back in 2012, when he was an up-and-coming hopeful and member of the Red Bull Junior Team.
Félix da Costa's career took a hit when he was dropped by the energy drinks company, the driver diverting since his path towards the German DTM series as well as Formula E.
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