Qualifying report

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Rockingham BF3: Norris leads Carlin 1-2 in qualifying

Lando Norris marked his return to the British F3 fold by taking pole from teammate Ricky Collard at Rockingham.

Darshan Chokhani

Darshan Chokhani

Edited: Apr 30, 2016, 1:15 PM

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Lando Norris, Carlin

The British driver clocked a 1m12.577s, leading a Carlin 1-2, as the front-row starters were the only duo within the field to dip into the 1m12s.

The times were significantly quicker than practice on Friday, where the field were lapping in the low 1m13s.

Brazilian Matheus Leist, who took pole in last round at Brands Hatch, had to settle for third with Thomas Randle fourth and Aleksanteri Huovinen completing the top five.

A last-gasp lap from Carlin’s Ameya Vaidyanthan saw him jump to sixth.

Enaam Ahmed finished seventh as HHC Motorsport’s Ben Hingeley improved to eighth, demoting Fortec’s Tarun Reddy to ninth on his last lap, while Jan Jonck rounded off the top 10.

The top seven drivers finished within a second of the polesitter as championship leader Toby Sowery only managed the 14th-fastest time, 1.306s off Norris' time.

A fairly incident-free session saw a brief red flag stoppage with just over 10 minutes remaining on the clock, when Chris Dittmann Racing’s Krishnaraaj Mahadik stopped on the exit of Pif Paf corner.

Qualifying results:

 Pos****Driver Team****Time Delay  1   Lando Norris Carlin 1'12.577   2   Ricky Collard Carlin 1'12.986 0.409 3   Matheus Leist Double R Racing 1'13.056 0.479 4   Tom Randle Douglas Motorsport 1'13.061 0.484 5   Aleksanteri Huovinen Double R Racing 1'13.356 0.779 6   Ameya Vaidyanathan Carlin 1'13.379 0.802 7   Enaam Ahmed Douglas Motorsport 1'13.470 0.893 8   Ben Hingeley HHC Motorsport 1'13.621 1.044 9   Tarun Reddy Fortec Motorsports 1'13.628 1.051 10   Jan Jonck Sean Walkinshaw Racing 1'13.736 1.159 11   Enzo Bortoleto Double R Racing 1'13.737 1.160 12   Quinlan Lall Chris Dittmann Racing 1'13.743 1.166 13   Thomas Maxwell Sean Walkinshaw Racing 1'13.786 1.209 14   Toby Sowery Lanan Racing 1'13.885 1.308 15   Eugene Denyssen Sean Walkinshaw Racing 1'13.887 1.310 16   Faisal Al Zubair Fortec Motorsports 1'14.024 1.447 17   Akhil Rabindra Lanan Racing 1'14.219 1.642 18   Jeremy Wahome Chris Dittmann Racing 1'14.309 1.732 19   Sisa Ngebulana HHC Motorsport 1'14.321 1.744 20   Krishnaraaj Mahadik Chris Dittmann Racing 1'14.361 1.784

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