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Home Z - Archive seriesFormula Renault Eurocup Hubert leads Sunday qualifying as Tech 1 locks out front row

Hubert leads Sunday qualifying as Tech 1 locks out front row

by Gruz David
22HUBERT Anthoine Tech1 action during 2015 Europa Cup Formula Renault 2.0 tests at Le Mans, France from March 10th to 11th 2015. Photo Bastien Baudin / DPPI

Photo: Bastien Baudin / DPPI

Anthoine Hubert claimed his second Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 pole of the season in the Sunday qualifying at Le Mans.

The Frenchman snatched the lead in the second group from Ignazio D’Agosto with his penultimate flyer and although that was not enough to beat his teammate Simon Gachet‘s benchmark from Group A, he then secured pole with a further improvement.

He was almost two tenths quicker than D’Agosto, who ended up with?an identical time to Louis Deletraz but stayed second due to setting it earlier.

The first group saw Gachet beat?yesterday’s pole-sitter Kevin Jorg by just 0.012s to complete a full Tech 1 front row.

Jorg has to settle for fourth on the grid between D’Agosto and Deletraz.

Dennis Olsen will occupy the sixth spot on the grid ahead of Jack Aitken, who was narrowly behind Deletraz in group B.

The top ten on the grid will be completed by Harrison Scott, Ukyo Sasahara and Saturday’s winner Ben Barnicoat.