NA-F2000: Series Mosport race two qualifying notes
F2000: Chris Miller Takes Pole For Race Two Bowmanville, ONT -- The early morning F2000 qualifying session for race two at Mosport saw American Chris Miller snatch pole position, building upon his win in the first race on ...
F2000: Chris Miller Takes Pole For Race Two
Bowmanville, ONT -- The early morning F2000 qualifying session for race two at Mosport saw American Chris Miller snatch pole position, building upon his win in the first race on Saturday afternoon and grabbing another three championship points.
Matthew Inge, driving for St. Clair Motorsports, who set fast lap in yesterday's race and finished second will line up on the outside of the front row. Inge passed Audette for second during the race and then cut Chris Miller's lead down to nothing in just a few laps, but couldn't find a way past the JDC Motorsports driver.
Qualifying third was Fabio Orsolon for Alegra Motorsports, who finished third in yesterday's race.
After finding a big problem with the differential on the #21 after the first race, championship leader Remy Audette qualified fourth.
Benjamin Searcy qualified fifth with Orsolon's Alegra Motorsports teammate Victor Carbone right behind him in sixth as both Alegra cars move towards the front of the field.
Jonathan Scarallo, driving for Group A Motorsports, was seventh, Caitlin Johnston bounced back from a big qualifying wreck yesterday to clock in fast enough for eighth. Yesterday's Masters class winner and seven time SCCA National Champion Dave Weitzenhof was ninth and the other Group A Racing car, piloted by Colin Alexander, rounded out the top ten.
The session saw two stoppages as Mihail Goikberg spun his Brian Graham Racing #1 Van Diemen and couldn't get it started, and then with just minutes left, Dan Dension spun the #51, causing the session to end early.
-credit: www.F2000ChampionshipSeries.com
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