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DTM Hockenheim II

Hockenheim DTM: Glock grabs pole by 0.037s

Timo Glock scored his second pole position of the 2017 DTM season after beating fellow BMW driver Maxime Martin by three hundredths of a second at Hockenheim.

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David Gruz

Edited: Oct 14, 2017, 3:02 PM

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Timo Glock, BMW Team RMG, BMW M4 DTM

Glock jumped into first place in the final minute of the session, demoting previous leader Jamie Green with a time of 1m30.648s.

Audi driver Green looked set to add a third consecutive pole position to his tally, having topped both qualifying sessions in the previous round at the Red Bull Ring.

However, the Briton was unable to improve in the late stages of this session and dropped behind the BMW duo of Glock and Martin.

Moreover, Green is under investigation for blocking, as is Audi stablemate Mike Rockenfeller.

Rene Rast was the second-fastest Audi in fourth, as the third row will be filled by Mercedes duo Edoardo Mortara and Robert Wickens.

Rockenfeller was seventh, ahead of the only remaining BMW title contender Marco Wittmann.

The top 10 was rounded out by two more Audis in Nico Muller and championship favourite Mattias Ekstrom.

Meanwhile, Lucas Auer, the top Mercedes man in the standings, could only take 15th.

Ekstrom sits 21 points ahead of Rast with two races to go, and would need to outscore his fellow Audi driver by eight points on Saturday - while also not dropping significant ground to any of Green, Rockenfeller, Wittmann or Auer - to clinch the title ahead of the final race.

Qualifying results

ClaDriverCarTimeGap 1 germany Timo Glock  BMW M4 DTM 1'30.648   2 belgium Maxime Martin  BMW M4 DTM 1'30.685 0.037 3 united_kingdom Jamie Green  Audi RS5 DTM 1'30.770 0.122 4 germany René Rast  Audi RS5 DTM 1'30.803 0.155 5 italy Edoardo Mortara  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 1'30.806 0.158 6 canada Robert Wickens  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 1'30.836 0.188 7 germany Mike Rockenfeller  Audi RS5 DTM 1'30.839 0.191 8 germany Marco Wittmann  BMW M4 DTM 1'30.850 0.202 9 switzerland Nico Müller  Audi RS5 DTM 1'30.935 0.287 10 sweden Mattias Ekström  Audi RS5 DTM 1'30.956 0.308 11 united_kingdom Gary Paffett  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 1'30.958 0.310 12 canada Bruno Spengler  BMW M4 DTM 1'30.979 0.331 13 united_kingdom Paul di Resta  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 1'31.026 0.378 14 brazil Augusto Farfus  BMW M4 DTM 1'31.037 0.389 15 austria Lucas Auer  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 1'31.088 0.440 16 united_kingdom Tom Blomqvist  BMW M4 DTM 1'31.125 0.477 17 germany Maro Engel  Mercedes-AMG C63 DTM 1'31.390 0.742 18 france Loic Duval  Audi RS5 DTM 1'31.515 0.867

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