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IMSA Mid-Ohio

Mid-Ohio IMSA: Cameron tops second practice in MSR Acura

The Meyer Shank Racing Acura of Dane Cameron set a last-gasp fastest time in the second IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship free practice at Mid-Ohio, ahead of Action Express Racing’s Pipo Derani.

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Edited: May 15, 2021, 2:19 PM

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#60 Meyer Shank Racing w/Curb-Agajanian Acura DPi: Olivier Pla, Dane Cameron

Ex-F1 racer Felipe Nasr – who shares the AXR Cadillac with Derani – set the early pace around the 2.258-mile road course, working down to 1m11.092s.

Derani took over from Nasr and lowered the P1 time to 1m10.995s in the closing minutes. The Wayne Taylor Racing Acura of Filipe Albuquerque then leapt to second, 0.039s off Derani, but it was Cameron who managed to top him with the last lap of the session – 1m10.766s.

Behind Albuquerque, Harry Tincknell rose to fourth in the sole Mazda, 0.615s off the pace. The Cadillacs of Tristan Vautier (JDC-Miller MotorSports) and Kevin Magnussen (Chip Ganassi Racing) completed the six DPi runners.

In GT Daytona, Aaron Telitz set an early 1m20.060 that lasted as P1 for the almost the entire session, almost half a second quicker than Vasser Sullivan Lexus teammate Jack Hawksworth managed yesterday. Zacharie Robichon split the Lexus 1-2 in his Pfaff Motorsports Porsche 911, just fractions of a second clear of Frankie Montecalvo in the second RC F.

Madison Snow was fourth fastest in his Lamborghini Huracan, ahead of Robby Foley’s Turner Motorsports BMW M6.

In LMP3, Riley Motorsports’ Dylan Murry set the pace at 1m16.606s, with Joao Barbosa (Sean Creech Motorsport) getting within 0.056s of that. Riley’s Felipe Fraga was third quickest, ahead of yesterday’s pacesetter Colin Braun (CORE Autosport).

Cla Driver Laps Time Gap Interval km/h 1 United States Dane Cameron
France Olivier Pla
28 1'10.766 114.869 2 Brazil Felipe Nasr
Brazil Pipo Derani
42 1'10.995 0.229 0.229 114.498 3 United States Ricky Taylor
Portugal Filipe Albuquerque
38 1'11.034 0.268 0.039 114.435 4 United Kingdom Oliver Jarvis
United Kingdom Harry Tincknell
35 1'11.381 0.615 0.347 113.879 5 France Tristan Vautier
France Loic Duval
39 1'11.477 0.711 0.096 113.726 6 Netherlands Renger van der Zande
Denmark Kevin Magnussen
36 1'11.716 0.950 0.239 113.347 7 United States Jim Cox
United States Dylan Murry
35 1'16.606 5.840 4.890 106.112 8 United States Lance Willsey
Portugal Joao Barbosa
33 1'16.662 5.896 0.056 106.034 9 United States Gar Robinson
Brazil Felipe Fraga
37 1'16.902 6.136 0.240 105.703 10 United States Jon Bennett
United States Colin Braun
35 1'17.243 6.477 0.341 105.237 11 United States Jarett Andretti
United States Oliver Askew
33 1'17.499 6.733 0.256 104.889 12 Sweden Rasmus Lindh
Dan Goldburg
22 1'18.719 7.953 1.220 103.264 13 United States Aaron Telitz
United Kingdom Jack Hawksworth
37 1'20.060 9.294 1.341 101.534 14 Canada Zacharie Robichon
Belgium Laurens Vanthoor
37 1'20.277 9.511 0.217 101.259 15 United States Frankie Montecalvo
United States Zach Veach
40 1'20.324 9.558 0.047 101.200 16 United States Bryan Sellers
United States Madison Snow
37 1'20.386 9.620 0.062 101.122 17 United States Bill Auberlen
United States Robby Foley
35 1'20.429 9.663 0.043 101.068 18 Canada Roman De Angelis
United Kingdom Ross Gunn
36 1'20.601 9.835 0.172 100.852 19 United States Ryan Hardwick
United States Patrick Long
37 1'20.602 9.836 0.001 100.851 20 Canada Daniel Morad
United States Michael de Quesada
34 1'20.762 9.996 0.160 100.651 21 United States Rob Ferriol
United Kingdom Katherine Legge
35 1'21.203 10.437 0.441 100.105 22 Jeff Kingsley
Germany Mario Farnbacher
36 1'21.230 10.464 0.027 100.071 23 United States Richard Heistand
United States Jeff Westphal
35 1'21.259 10.493 0.029 100.036 24 United States John Potter
United States Andy Lally
33 1'21.378 10.612 0.119 99.889 25 United States Till Bechtolsheimer
United States Marc Miller
38 1'21.459 10.693 0.081 99.790 View full results

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