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Armstrong P3, Lawson P5 in F2 qualifying

by Zane Shackleton
March 26, 2022
in Formula 2, International, News
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After a stop-start qualifying, Marcus Armstrong starts third and Liam Lawson fifth for the Formula 2 feature race in Saudi Arabia.

The session was red-flagged on three separate occasions as drivers constantly got caught out by the lurking concrete walls.

One red flag was due to a GPS issue from one of the cars, which triggered the medical car to be deployed.

In any case, the Kiwi pair kept it clean, and Armstrong was on provisional pole with only minutes remaining.

However, a scintillating lap by Felipe Drugovich knocked the Hitech driver off the P1 spot.

Armstrong eventually ended up fourth after all the runs were complete. A penalty for Jack Doohan, who qualified third, elevates Armstrong one spot.

Doohan did not have the required volume of fuel in the car during post-qualifying scrutineering. He starts last for both races this weekend.

Armstrong is under investigation for being released into the path of Doohan during a restart. But no penalty has been announced.

Lawson is the lead Carlin and starts fifth, also a beneficiary of Doohan’s penalty.

Lawson was as high as third before a late flurry of quick times.

The first race of the weekend is a reverse top ten sprint. It means Armstrong starts eighth and Lawson starts sixth.

That race starts at 1.30 am NZT.

PosNameGap
1Felipe Drugovich1m40.422s
2Richard Verschoor+0.226s
3Marcus Armstrong+0.628s
4Ralph Boschung+0.635s
5Liam Lawson+0.719s
6Ayumu Iwasa+0.772s
7Calan Williams+1.047s
8Juri Vips+1.111s
9Jake Hughes+1.116s
10Dennis Hauger+1.288s
11Clement Novalak+1.288s
12Roy Nissany+1.549s
13Marino Sato+1.756s
14Jehan Daruvala+1.759s
15Enzo Fittipaldi+2.098s
16Frederik Vesti+2.483s
17Olli Caldwell+2.698s
18Logan Sargeant+2.838s
19Amaury Cordeel+4.015s
20Theo Pourchaire+4.314s
21Cem Bolukbasi
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