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Home Formula 4ADAC F4 Gunther returns to the front with Hockenheim double pole

Gunther returns to the front with Hockenheim double pole

by Valentin Khorounzhiy
Photo: ADAC Formel Masters

Photo: ADAC Formel Masters

Mucke Motorsport’s Maximilian Gunther, who appears set to be runner-up in the ADAC Formel Masters series for the second year in a row, pulled out a surprise qualifying performance that yielded double pole for the Hockenheim finale.

Gunther, who previously hadn’t qualified higher than fifth since round three at Lausitzring, beat champion Mikkel Jensen to the top by two tenths and was the only Mucke driver to make the top ten in the session.

Lotus rookies Joel Eriksson and Dennis Marschall followed Jensen in third and fourth, with their more experienced teammate Ralph Boschung taking fifth.

Neuhauser’s Tim Zimmermann settled for sixth, ahead of fellow rookies Igor Walilko and Luis-Enrique Breuer. Fabian Schiller and Nico Menzel locked out row five for Schiller Motorsport.

The top five drivers on the grid for race one all ended up taking the same spots on second-best times, which determine the grid for race two.

Walilko edged ahead of Zimmermann for sixth, while Breuer, Schiller and Menzel completed the top ten.

Qualifying results
Race 1 Race 2
Pos. Driver Team Time Pos. Driver Team Time
1 Maximilian Gunther Mucke Motorsport 1:45.516 1 Maximilian Gunther Mucke Motorsport 1:45.600
2 Mikkel Jensen Neuhauser Racing 1:45.732 2 Mikkel Jensen Neuhauser Racing 1:45.781
3 Joel Eriksson Lotus 1:45.755 3 Joel Eriksson Lotus 1:45.789
4 Dennis Marschall Lotus 1:46.139 4 Dennis Marschall Lotus 1:46.217
5 Ralph Boschung Lotus 1:46.213 5 Ralph Boschung Lotus 1:46.408
6 Tim Zimmermann Neuhauser Racing 1:46.330 6 Igor Walilko JBR Motorsport 1:46.478
7 Igor Walilko JBR Motorsport 1:46.374 7 Tim Zimmermann Neuhauser Racing 1:46.523
8 Luis-Enrique Breuer Lotus 1:46.477 8 Luis-Enrique Breuer Lotus 1:46.544
9 Fabian Schiller Schiller Motorsport 1:46.887 9 Fabian Schiller Schiller Motorsport 1:47.091
10 Nico Menzel Schiller Motorsport 1:47.085 10 Nico Menzel Schiller Motorsport 1:47.139
11 David Kolkmann JBR Motorsport 1:47.381 11 Marvin Dienst Mucke Motorsport 1:47.493
12 Marvin Dienst Mucke Motorsport 1:47.476 12 David Kolkmann JBR Motorsport 1:47.576
13 Kim-Luis Schramm Mucke Motorsport 1:47.622 13 Kim-Luis Schramm Mucke Motorsport 1:47.866
14 Giorgio Maggi Mucke Motorsport 1:48.607 14 Giorgio Maggi Mucke Motorsport 1:48.837