Photo:Jim Hunter |
The top 9 qualifiers in class were all within 9/10th of a second of each other, Kuba qualified the Axis car 1.6 seconds off the pace in P10.
Practice had shown it would have been unrealistic to shoot for a higher position on the grid so the team, run by NGT Racing, decided to concentrate on making the car a comfortable as possible to drive for the grueling 12 hours. That meant finding a good front-rear balance sacrificing some outright speed for more even tire wear during the stints.
12 hours on the choppy, brutal concrete of Sebring is like 24 hours of wear and tear on the machines and the men on any other track.
The objective is to survive the big day tomorrow... better than the other guys! Go Axis.
Photo: Jamey Price |
GTC Qualifying unofficial
- Andy Lally Dempsey / Del Piero Racing 2:05.446
- Jeroen Bleekemolen Weathertech / Alex Job Racing 2:05.747
- Sean Edwards Momo / NGT 2:05.747
- Spencer Pumpelly Venezuela / Flying Lizards 2:05.765
- Damien Faulkner Florida Lottery / TRG 2:05.910
- Jan Heylen Hertz / JDX Racing 2:05.936
- Alexandre Imperatori Flying Lizards 2:05.059
- Andrew Davis Dempsey- Del Piero Racing 2:06.219
- Kevin Estre BePositive.org/ TRG 2:06.246
- Kuba Giermaziak Axis Of Oversteer / NGT 2:07.057
- Lawson Aschenbach Competition Motorsports 2:07.336
Imperatori is quick. I'll tip Flying Liz to take the win this weekend.
ReplyDelete1.6 sec gap to Andy Lally (one of the best in the business) is super impressive for a privateer team. Good work, guys!
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