Italia: Series Monza qualifying report
Monza, qualifying - flash results: pole for Ramos then Richelmi and Dillmann Second pole of the season for Cesar Ramos (BVM-Target) at Monza, stage of the last and decisive round of the Italian Formula 3 2010 Championship. The classification ...
Monza, qualifying - flash results: pole for Ramos then Richelmi and Dillmann
Second pole of the season for Cesar Ramos (BVM-Target) at Monza, stage of the last and decisive round of the Italian Formula 3 2010 Championship.
The classification leader set the fastetest time in 1'46.066 and proceeded his closest rival in the title fight, Stephane Richelmi (Lucidi Motors, 1'46.441), and Tom Dillmann (Eurointernational, 1'47.134).
The top ten was completed by Gabriel Chaves (Eurointernational), first of the rookies, Daniel Mancinelli (Team Ghinzani), Sergio Campana (Lucidi Motors), Andrea Caldarelli (Prema Junior), Nicolas Marroc (Prema Junior), who will start race two from the pole position due to the partial starting grid inversion, Edoardo Liberati (Prema Junior) and Gianmarco Raimondo (Lucidi Motors).
Thanks to the point obtained for the pole position, Ramos reaches 149 points in the classification with an advantage of seven points on Richelmi.
The weekend's programme will continue this afternoon with race one that is going to start at 15.30 local time with live coverage on Italian TV on Nuvolari (Sky 218 and freeview). Race two will start tomorrow at 12.30 local time.
-source: f3 italia
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