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LITTLE ROCK ON TOP DETROIT, Mich. (June 5, from Rick Roso) - On his last lap of qualifying, second generation driver Rocky Moran, Jr., took the overnight pole position with a lap of 1:32.834 in the first qualifying session for the Barber Dodge ...
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LITTLE ROCK ON TOP
DETROIT, Mich. (June 5, from Rick Roso) - On his last lap of qualifying, second generation driver Rocky Moran, Jr., took the overnight pole position with a lap of 1:32.834 in the first qualifying session for the Barber Dodge Pro Series race at the Detroit Grand Prix. Sepp Koster was second, and Will Langhorne third. Final qualifying is Saturday afternoon.
Provisional starting order following Barber Dodge first round qualifying at the ITT Automotive Detroit Grand Prix. Qualifying position, driver, hometown or country, lap time and average miles per hour around 2.35-mile, 14-turn temporary street course. All cars identical Reynard Dodge V6, open-wheel, single-seat race cars on Michelin racing radials.
1 Rocky Moran, Jr., Coto de Caza, Calif., 1:32.834, 90.975 mph 2 Sepp Koster, The Netherlands, 1:32.869, 90.941 3 Will Langhorne, Washington, D.C., 1:32.200, 90.618 4 Thomas Schie, Norway, 1:33.342, 90.480 5 Jeff Simmons, Granby, Conn., 1:33.470, 90.356 6 Owen McAuley, Ireland, 1:33.508, 90.320 7 Todd Snyder, Sheffield, Mass., 1:33.532, 90.296 8 Shane Donley, Las Vegas, 1:33.560, 90.269 9 Victor Gonzalez, Jr., Puerto Rico, 1:33.996, 89.851 10 Giovanni Anapoli, Italy, 1:34.081, 89.769 11 Tom Woods, Rancho Cordova, Calif., 1:34.083, 89.768 12 Eric Tresslar, Denver, 1:34.101, 89.750 13 Rino Mastronardi, Italy, 1:34.110, 89.742 14 Jon Fogarty, Portola Valley, Calif., 1:34.114, 89.738 15 John McCaig, Canada, 1:34.300, 89.561 16 Memo Rojas, Jr., Mexico, 1:34.470, 89.400 17 Alex Gurney, Newport Beach, Calif., 1:34.846, 89.045 18 Giovanni Gulinelli, Italy, 1:34.913, 88.983 19 Samer Hindi, Los Angeles, 1:34.992, 88.909 20 Jarrett Boon, Phoenix, 1:35.142, 88.768 21 Brian Pelke, Lansing, Ill., 1:35.401, 88.527 22 Martin Stenshorne, Norway, 1:35.402, 88.526 23 Peter Boss, Narragansett, R.I., 1:35.420, 88.510 24 Townsend Bell, Santa Barbara, Calif., 1:35.733, 88.220 25 G.J. Mennen, Jr., Austin, Texas, 1:35.845, 88.117 26 Nicolas Rondet, Brazil, 1:36.530, 87.492 27 Gregg Borland, Elkhart Lake, Wis., 1:38.284, 85.931 28 Charles Willis, Germantown, Tenn., 1:38.852, 85.437 29 Jamie Menninga, Pella, Iowa, 1:39.759, 84.660 30 Scott Mayer, Franklin, Wis., 1:43.652, 81.480
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