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Cassidy finishes seventh in DTM test

by Zane Shackleton
May 5, 2021
in DTM, International, News
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Nick Cassidy finished seventh fastest in his first DTM test at the Lausitzring overnight.

The Kiwi was driving Liam Lawson’s AF Corsa Ferrari GT3 for the test, with Alex Albon driving the sister Red Bull-backed car.

Cassidy will be sharing duties with Albon across the season. However, today was his first opportunity to come to grips with the new-look DTM.

Mixed conditions greeted the 16-car field at the German circuit, meaning lap times in the morning session were largely irrelevant.

However, once the circuit began to dry in the final two hours of the afternoon, lap times quickly tumbled.

Cassidy would hold the top spot for a decent amount of time before eventually slipping back to seventh as the rest of the field improved.

Ultimately, it was Mercedes driver Maximilian Gotz who ended the day with the quickest time.

Mercedes were dominant across the day and would finish with a 1-2-3-4-5 lockout.

Albon was the first non-Mercedes car in sixth. The ex-Formula 1 driver was 0.08s ahead of teammate Cassidy.

Kelvin van der Linde was eighth and the leading Audi, with Garry Paffett and Nico Muller rounding out the top-ten.

Cassidy now heads to Monaco ahead of this weekend’s Formula E round.

Lawson thus returns to the driver’s seat of the No.30 Ferrari for the final two days of the test.

PosDriver Time
1Maximilian Götz1:43.840
2Daniel Juncadella1:44.160
3Philip Ellis1:44.179
4Lucas Auer1:44.323
5Arjun Maini1:44.408
6Alex Albon1:44.446
7Nick Cassidy1:44.523
8Kelvin van der Linde1:44.696
9Gary Paffett1:44.971
10Nico Müller1:44.984
11Marco Wittmann1:45.116
12Vincent Abril1:45.202
13Sophia Flörsch1:45.847
14Mike Rockenfeller1:46.319
15Timo Glock 1:46.346
16Dev Gore1:47.399

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