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Date: December 19, 2014 04:31AM
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GPGSL Rd 16 French GP – Qualifying

Hello once again, and welcome back to Dijon. We are almost ready for the start of the very crucial qualifying session that may shape up the path to the championship finale. Gilson is the current championship leader, but both Greenhalgh and Jalving are within striking distance and will do everything they can to demote the SCR driver out of the lead. So, without further ado, let’s head trackside as the cars are now ready to get the session underway.

Weather Report

First out of the pits to get the first group of drivers first runs started is Greenhalgh.

As he is the first man out, he sets the benchmark time.

Greenhalgh’s time is good enough to hold off Kederer, Scala and Maverick.

Kittleson sets a decent laptime.

His teammate however manages to go quicker.

Half a second behind Greenhalgh’s time is not what Gilson would’ve wanted to see.

Van Renselaar puts in a very nice lap to slot into 2nd.

Karjalainen puts in his laptime, which is good enough for 8th.

McCarthy slots into 6th with a reasonable laptime.

Elleker sets his laptime, and slots into 9th. He’ll be slightly disappointed with that result.

With the first runs now completed for the first group, let’s check out the current standings.

Warrington is first out for the second group of drivers.

Warrington’s time ends up being the slowest so far.

Pedersen puts in a good lap to slot himself into 6th.

Nell’s laptime sees the Demon driver slot into 11th.

MAC Racing is showing some good form at the current moment as Cremasco goes 4th fastest.

Moinet however soon demotes the MAC driver down a position by going 3rd fastest.

Horvath sets his laptime, and ends up being 7th fastest.

Jalving goes 6th fastest. He probably would’ve been hoping to get closer to his teammates time.

Allington goes 14th fastest.

Rodriguez isn’t quite able to match Van Renselaar’s time, but it’s still good enough for him to slot into 5th.

Greidanus puts his Shadow into 4th with a pretty decent laptime.

All drivers have now completed their first runs, so now is the time to check out the current standings.

Maverick is first out this time for the first group of drivers.

Maverick manages to improve on his laptime, but it isn’t enough for him to gain any positions.

Legge makes a big jump up the order with his improved laptime.

Elleker also jumps up through the order.

Gilson manages to improve up to 17th, which means a lot of luck will need to go his way in the race.

Karjalainen improves, and takes himself off the final row.

Kederer improves on his previous laptime, and it moves him up to 11th.

So close for Scala as he improves up to 2nd.

The first group have now completed both runs, so let’s check out the current standings.

Moinet is first out for the second group of drivers.

Warrington manages to improve, but only moves up one position.

Even though Horvath improves his laptime, it still isn’t enough for him to move out of 13th.

Pedersen moves up to 11th.

Cartwright makes a big jump up through the order and now finds himself inside the top 10.

Jalving goes all out in his final attempt, and it’s good enough to slot him into 2nd.

All drivers have now completed both runs, so here are the final standings.

It was a very close qualifying session that we have seen in quite some time, but as we all know only one driver can take pole. Congratulations Ed Greenhalgh and MPR, our pole sitter for the French GP. All that is left to do now is to see how the race will turn out, so be sure to be back here tomorrow when we get set for the race start. We’ll see you all then.

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