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Qualifying report

Brazilian V8 Stock Cars: Marcos Gomes on pole by 0.017 seconds

It was the fourth season pole position for the current leader of the standings; Allam Khhodair starts second

Marcos Gomes
Polesitter Marcos Gomes
Ricardo Mauricio, Eurofarma RC Chevrolet
Start: Daniel Serra leads
Ricardo Maurício
Allam Khodair
#18 Full Time Sports Chevrolet: Allam Khodair, Antonio Felix da Costa
Cacá Bueno
Marcos Gomes
Ricardo Mauricio
Start: Daniel Serra leads
Daniel Serra
Daniel Serra

Marcos Gomes claimed his fourth pole position of the season in Brazilian V8 Stock Car Championship. The Voxx Racing driver was the last one to get to the track and lapped the 3.4-km circuit in 1min26s082, only 0s017 faster than Allam Khodair, second-placed driver who was in group nine.

The drivers of the first groups to go to the track tried to reach the limit from the beginning with dry track, hoping that the rain would come and increase their chances to get an advanced grid spot. However, it didn’t come and they saw the leader of the standings get a clean lap faster than everyone else.

"The team worked really hard from yesterday. In the morning I realized that the car was faster and this pole is very important for me, because our goal is to finish the weekend with as much points as possible. Of course I want to win, but first thing first, is to open the gap in the standings", said Gomes.

Ricardo Maurício starts third. Right behind him are Daniel Serra, Thiago Camilo, Cacá Bueno, Sérgio Jimenez, Max Wilson, Júlio Campos and Ricardo Zonta closing the top-10 grid spots.

Race one starts this Sunday at 1pm (Brazilian Time Zone) to a 48 mins + 1 lap; then the top-10 drivers start in reversed-grid position at race two (28 mins + 1 lap).

Starting Grid

Position Driver Time/Gap
1 Marcos Gomes 1:26.082
2 Allam Khodair 0.017
3 Ricardo Mauricio 0.232
4 Daniel Serra 0.250
5 Thiago Camilo 0.280
6 Cacá Bueno 0.315
7 Sergio Jimenez 0.381
8 Max Wilson 0.411
9 Julio Campos 0.481
10 Ricardo Zonta 0.498
11 Diego Nunes 0.510
12 Felipe Fraga 0.527
13 Antonio Pizzonia 0.539
14 Rubens Barrichello 0.539
15 Valdeno Brito 0.561
16 Lucas Foresti 0.576
17 Rafael Suzuki 0.581
18 Gabriel Casagrande 0.762
19 Cesar Ramos 0.771
20 Raphael Matos 0.780
21 Galid Osman 1.031
22 Vitor Genz 1.071
23 Denis Navarro 1.091
24 Átila Abreu 1.174
25 Felipe Lapenna 1.192
26 Popó Bueno 1.285
27 Raphael Abbate 1.404
28 Luciano Burti 1.439
29 Bia Figueiredo 1.472
30 Tuka Rocha 1.710
31 Fabio Fogaça 2.065
32 Gustavo Lima 2.156

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