The Yorkshireman had just missed out on a spot in Sunday’s qualifying duels, ultimately starting 10th ahead of team-mate Alexander Sims – who had made the final on Saturday.
Mahindra had been a presence among the frontrunners across practice, and Rowland put that newly extracted pace to good use in his rise through the field in the second race.
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