With the cancellation of all four qualifying sessions, the grid for tomorrow’s sprint race will be determined by the fastest lap times set in today’s practice session. All A1 Teams will be given an extra session on track ahead of tomorrow’s sprint race to acclimatise themselves with the track.
The teams who failed to complete a sufficient number of laps laps to set a competitive time during the two red-flagged practice sessions were heavily disadvantaged. The usually competitive Team France, for instance, will start second-last.
Grid positions
1. Netherlands, Jeroen Bleekemolen, 1.00.093
2. Mexico, Salvador Duran, 1.00.583
3. Italy, Enrico Toccacelo, 1.00.942
4. Canada, James Hinchcliffe, 1.01.103
5. Germany, Nico Hulkenburg, 1.01.275
6. Brazil, Raphael Matos, 1.01.306
7. South Africa, Adrian Zaugg, 1.01.361
8. Great Britain, Oliver Jarvis, 1.01.404
9. Czech Republic, Tomas Enge, 1.01.555
10. Switzerland, Neel Jani, 1.01.711
11. Ireland, Michael Devaney, 1.02.810
12. New Zealand, Matt Halliday, 1.02.852
13. USA, Phil Giebler, 1.02.916
14. Australia, Karl Reindler, 1.02.999
15. China, Cong Fu Cheng, 1.03.275
16. Malaysia, Alex Yoong, 1.04.246
17. Singapore, Christian Murchison, 1.05.897
18. Indonesia, Ananda Mikola, 1.06.038
19. India, Armaan Ebrahim, 1.06.056
20. Lebanon, Basil Shaaban, 1.06.389
21. France, Nicolas Lapierre, 1.09.662
22. Pakistan, Nur Ali, 1.10.263
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