After a solid Friday Practice session where he clinched a direct access to Q2, in today’s Qualifying, Izan Guevara secured the 11th fastest time overall with a lap of 1’35”156. However, after a very good first chrono, he was unable to improve in the final time attack, losing a few positions on the grid. Despite his starting position, Izan has shown a consistent pace, which should allow him to fight among the frontrunners in tomorrow’s race, set to begin at 13.15 local time (7.15 CET) at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram.
Meanwhile, Tony Arbolino has faced a more challenging weekend so far. After missing out on direct access to Q2 on Friday, he was unable to secure one of the four available spots in Q1 today to advance to Q2 and compete for pole position. With a best time of 1’35”239, Tony will start from 20th on the grid. However, his race pace suggests he has the potential to recover positions during the race.
After a solid Friday Practice session where he clinched a direct access to Q2, in today’s Qualifying, Izan Guevara secured the 11th fastest time overall with a lap of 1’35”156. However, after a very good first chrono, he was unable to improve in the final time attack, losing a few positions on the grid. Despite his starting position, Izan has shown a consistent pace, which should allow him to fight among the frontrunners in tomorrow’s race, set to begin at 13.15 local time (7.15 CET) at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram.
Meanwhile, Tony Arbolino has faced a more challenging weekend so far. After missing out on direct access to Q2 on Friday, he was unable to secure one of the four available spots in Q1 today to advance to Q2 and compete for pole position. With a best time of 1’35”239, Tony will start from 20th on the grid. However, his race pace suggests he has the potential to recover positions during the race.