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W Series Misano

Misano W Series: Wohlwend edges Chadwick for pole

Fabienne Wohlwend claimed her maiden W Series pole for the third round at Misano ahead of championship leader Jamie Chadwick.

Lucy Morson

Edited: Jun 8, 2019, 9:51 AM

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Fabienne Wohlwend

Wohlwend, who is among one of the only W Series drivers on the grid to have previous experience of Misano thanks to her previous running in the Ferrari Challenge, set a time of 1m33.283s at the midway point of the 25-minute session.

Chadwick was the first driver to set a flying lap but had slipped down the order, before coming back to set a time of 1m33.327s and continue to challenge Wohlwend for pole.

Ultimately, Chadwick was unable to improve enough and will start the race from second.

Zolder winner Beitske Visser set a time fast enough for third place, recovering from lost running in the second practice session on Friday. Her early time of 1m33.773s had been the early benchmark in the session before she was deposed by Friday pacesetter Miki Koyama and later Wohlwend.

Former GP3 racer Vicky Piria enjoyed an impressive qualifying for her home race and looked set for fourth, but just lost out when Alice Powell improved to 1m33.860s in the final minutes.

Piria will instead start the third race of the season from fifth ahead of Koyama, who also had a brief spell at the top of the timesheets in the opening part of qualifying.

The seventh fastest time went to Marta Garcia, who starts ahead of Porsche Carrera Cup GB driver Esmee Hawkey, 2009 Ginetta Junior champion Sarah Moore was ninth and Tasmin Pepper.

Qualifying results:

Cla # Drivers Time Gap 1 5 Liechtenstein Fabienne Wohlwend 1'33.283   2 55 United Kingdom Jamie Chadwick 1'33.327 0.044 3 95 Netherlands Beitske Visser 1'33.438 0.155 4 27 United Kingdom Alice Powell 1'33.860 0.577 5 11 Italy Vicky Piria 1'33.981 0.698 6 85 Japan Miki Koyama 1'34.044 0.761 7 19 Spain Marta Garcia 1'34.078 0.795 8 2 United Kingdom Esmee Hawkey 1'34.268 0.985 9 26 United Kingdom Sarah Moore 1'34.474 1.191 10 31 South Africa Tasmin Pepper 1'34.519 1.236 11 77 Hungary Vivien Keszthelyi 1'34.525 1.242 12 3 Poland Gosia Rdest 1'34.689 1.406 13 58 Belgium Sarah Bovy 1'34.844 1.561 14 99 South Africa Naomi Schiff 1'34.885 1.602 15 37 United States Sabre Cook 1'34.975 1.692 16 49 Canada Megan Gilkes 1'35.269 1.986 17 21 United Kingdom Jessica Hawkins 1'35.284 2.001 18 67 United States Shea Holbrook 1'35.677 2.394 19 20 Australia Caitlin Wood 1'36.195 2.912 View full results

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