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W Series Misano

Misano W Series: Koyama quickest in practice

Miki Koyama ended the first day of W Series running at Misano fastest, having topped the second practice session with a time of 1m34.633 seconds.

Lucy Morson

Edited: Jun 7, 2019, 5:08 PM

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Miki Koyama

Koyama was the first driver to dip below the 1m34 seconds mark, setting her time in the last 13 minutes of the Friday afternoon session and just beating championship leader Jamie Chadwick.

Chadwick stole the second fastest time of the day from Jessica Hawkins in the closing moments of the afternoon, two tenths slower than Koyama with a time of 1m34.816 seconds. Hawkins continued an impressive showing so far, coming third in both sessions.

Vicky Piria was fourth in practice for her home race with a time of 1m35.025 seconds with less than a second separating the field from fourth to Gosia Rdest in 13th.

Zolder winner and FP1 pacesetter Beitske Visser - who had initially set the pace with a benchmark time of 1m35.057 seconds in the first 15 minutes - was fifth, having been confined to the garage with the engine cover removed from her car for the remainder of the session.

Fabienne Wohlwend and Alice Powell were sixth and seventh respectively, Powell having set a time fast enough for second in the morning session.

Sarah Moore, Tasmin Pepper and Naomi Schiff completed the top 10.

The second practice session was delayed by 50 minutes due to the screws in the kerbs at turn six and 16 coming loose, with the kerbs ultimately being removed entirely so that running could resume.

Cla Drivers Laps Time Gap 1 Japan Miki Koyama 18 1'34.663   2 United Kingdom Jamie Chadwick 20 1'34.816 0.153 3 United Kingdom Jessica Hawkins 19 1'34.907 0.244 4 Italy Vicky Piria 17 1'35.025 0.362 5 Netherlands Beitske Visser 8 1'35.057 0.394 6 Liechtenstein Fabienne Wohlwend 19 1'35.231 0.568 7 United Kingdom Alice Powell 18 1'35.248 0.585 8 United Kingdom Sarah Moore 21 1'35.329 0.666 9 South Africa Tasmin Pepper 20 1'35.346 0.683 10 South Africa Naomi Schiff 18 1'35.653 0.990 11 Australia Caitlin Wood 19 1'35.764 1.101 12 United Kingdom Esmee Hawkey 20 1'35.857 1.194 13 Poland Gosia Rdest 20 1'35.866 1.203 14 Belgium Sarah Bovy 19 1'36.210 1.547 15 United States Sabre Cook 20 1'36.426 1.763 16 Hungary Vivien Keszthelyi 16 1'36.615 1.952 17 United States Shea Holbrook 20 1'36.686 2.023 18 Canada Megan Gilkes 12 1'37.472 2.809 19 Spain Marta Garcia 3 1'39.027 4.364 View full results

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