Monterey: Ryan Hunter-Reay Friday report
The Grand Prix of Monterey at Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway Round 4 of the 2002 CART Toyota Atlantic Championship Saturday, June 1, 2002 Hylton Motorsports Hunter-Reay takes the provisional pole, secures front-row start. Hunter-Reay secured his ...
The Grand Prix of Monterey at Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway
Round 4 of the 2002 CART Toyota Atlantic Championship
Saturday, June 1, 2002
Hylton Motorsports
Hunter-Reay takes the provisional pole, secures front-row start.
Hunter-Reay secured his third consecutive front row start today, by winning
the provisional pole position at Laguna Seca. Along with his front row
start, he earned his fourth championship point, moving him up another
position in the series standings. Hunter-Reay will go for another point
tomorrow morning at 9:00 am in final qualifying.
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Ryan Hunter-Reay, #1 Medlock Ames Winery/u.s. print/Toyota/Swift
EVENT RESULTS TIME SPEED Mph
Friday Morning Practice: 3rd 1.21.038 99.420
Friday Qualifying: 1st 1.19.433 101.429
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Hunter-Reay on practice:
"We had a few struggles this morning. I spent some time getting reacquainted
with the track and we had some issues with the handling. We made some pretty
drastic changes to the car at the end of the morning session that made a big
difference. This is my first time here with the Atlantic car and there is
definitely a lot more mid-corner speed, it is a lot of fun."
Hunter-Reay on Qualifying:
"This seems to be the only way I can get any points, but I'll take them! It
was a really good session for us. We went the right direction this morning
and made one more change early in the session, which was the right change.
Once I got back out there, there was a little bit of traffic, but it was not
too much of an issue. I found my groove and I was having a lot of fun out
there. We need to make a couple of small changes to the car for the low
speed corners but other than that the car is good."
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