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Townsville Supercars: Davison takes provisional pole

Will Davison edged teammate Anton De Pasquale to score provisional pole for today's second leg of the Townsville 500.

Andrew van Leeuwen

Andrew van Leeuwen

Published: Jul 10, 2022, 12:52 AM

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Will Davison, Dick Johnson Racing

The Dick Johnson Racing pair jumped to the top of the times on their final runs, De Pasquale the first to clear the field with a 1m13.439s.

But Davison had his measure, the veteran grabbing provisional pole with a 1m13.265s right at the flag.

That means he'll run last in the Top 10 Shootout that will decide the first five rows for today's 250-kilometre race.

Jack Le Brocq made the Shootout for a second consecutive day with the third fastest time in qualifying.

Cam Waters was fourth fastest after not improving on his final run, while Saturday race winner Shane van Gisbergen had to bolt on a new set of rears on his final run to ensure he made it into the single-lap dash.

James Courtney was seventh fastest ahead of Chaz Mostert, while Thomas Randle will make a career-first Top 10 Shootout appearance thanks to the eighth fastest time in qualifying.

Scott Pye and David Reynolds rounded out the best 10 while Broc Feeney and Andre Heimgartner, who made the Shootout yesterday, missed out today with 11th and 12th respectively.

Tim Slade was another Saturday Shootout runner who missed out today, the Blanchard Racing Team driver set to start 14th.

Nick Percat, meanwhile, continued his horror qualifying run, the Walkinshaw Andretti United driver qualifying dead last.

It's the sixth time this season he will start from rear of grid in what has been a tough introduction to the WAU squad.

Townsville 500 qualifying results

Cla # Driver Car Time Gap Interval 1 17 Australia Will Davison
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.2650 2 11 Australia Anton De Pasquale
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.4394 0.1744 0.1744 3 34 Australia Jack Le Brocq
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.4831 0.2181 0.0437 4 6 Australia Cameron Waters
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.5161 0.2511 0.0330 5 97 New Zealand Shane van Gisbergen
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.5265 0.2615 0.0104 6 5 Australia James Courtney
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.5554 0.2904 0.0289 7 25 Australia Chaz Mostert
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.5904 0.3254 0.0350 8 55 Australia Thomas Randle
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.5957 0.3307 0.0053 9 20 Australia Scott Pye
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.6153 0.3503 0.0196 10 26 Australia David Reynolds
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.6373 0.3723 0.0220 11 88 Broc Feeney
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.6830 0.4180 0.0457 12 8 New Zealand Andre Heimgartner
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.7061 0.4411 0.0231 13 99 Brodie Kostecki
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.7076 0.4426 0.0015 14 3 Australia Tim Slade
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.7348 0.4698 0.0272 15 9 Australia Will Brown
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.7732 0.5082 0.0384 16 14 Australia Bryce Fullwood
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.8013 0.5363 0.0281 17 56 Australia Jake Kostecki
Ford Mustang GT 1'13.8327 0.5677 0.0314 18 35 Australia Todd Hazelwood
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.8814 0.6164 0.0487 19 18 Australia Mark Winterbottom
Holden Commodore ZB 1'13.8967 0.6317 0.0153 20 96 Australia Macauley Jones
Holden Commodore ZB 1'14.0676 0.8026 0.1709 21 22 New Zealand Chris Pither
Holden Commodore ZB 1'14.1239 0.8589 0.0563 22 10 Australia Lee Holdsworth
Ford Mustang GT 1'14.1375 0.8725 0.0136 23 4 Australia Jack Smith
Holden Commodore ZB 1'14.1454 0.8804 0.0079 24 31 Australia James Golding
Holden Commodore ZB 1'14.1687 0.9037 0.0233 25 2 Australia Nick Percat
Holden Commodore ZB 1'14.1739 0.9089 0.0052 View full results

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