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Home Z - Archive seriesAuto GP Pommer takes second consecutive Auto GP pole at Monza

Pommer takes second consecutive Auto GP pole at Monza

by Valentin Khorounzhiy
Photo: Auto GP

Photo: Auto GP

Super Nova International’s Markus Pommer took his second pole position in a row in Auto GP, topping qualifying for round four at Monza.

Pommer, who sits third in the standings, was quickest in the first qualifying session and then went half a second better in Q2, ensuring pole.

Zele’s Christof von Grunigen was the only other driver to dip below 1:35 and, as such, will join Pommer on the front row for his Auto GP debut.

Eurotech’s Kevin Giovesi was third and will start on row two alongside Michela Cerruti, who repeated her career-best qualifying result from Hungaroring.

Practice pacesetters Tamas Pal Kiss and Andrea Roda were only fifth and sixth respectively, ahead of the Japanese duo of Shinya Michimi and Yoshitaka Kuroda.

Gentlemen drivers Michele La Rosa and Giuseppe Cipriani rounded out the top ten.

Francesco Dracone, Loris Spinelli and Samin Gomez were the three drivers who failed to go past Q1 and will start 11th, 12th and 13th.

Qualifying results
Pos. Driver Team Q1 Q2
1 Markus Pommer Super Nova International 1:37.110 1:36.676
2 Christof von Grunigen Zele Racing 1:37.235 1:36.893
3 Kevin Giovesi Eurotech Engineering 1:37.310 1:37.015
4 Michela Cerruti Super Nova International 1:38.355 1:37.260
5 Tamas Pal Kiss Zele Racing 1:37.741 1v37.339
6 Andrea Roda Virtuosi UK 1:38.051 1:37.585
7 Shinya Michimi Euronova Racing 1:37.725 1:37.640
8 Yoshitaka Kuroda Euronova Racing 1:37.637 1:38.120
9 Michele La Rosa MLR71 by Euronova 1:38.066 1:38.126
10 Giuseppe Cipriani Ibiza Racing Team 1:38.539 1:39.005
11 Francesco Dracone Super Nova International 1:38.545
12 Loris Spinelli Eurotech Engineering 1:38.657
13 Samin Gomez Zele Racing 1:38.778