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Work to do for Armstrong and Lawson after tricky qualifying

by Zane Shackleton
April 23, 2022
in Formula 2, International, News
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A tricky wet weather qualifying at Imola has left Kiwi Formula 2 pair Marcus Armstrong and Liam Lawson with work to do.

Armstrong qualified ninth fastest, which is where he will start the feature race from.

Fortunately, the weekend’s first race is a reverse top-ten, putting Armstrong on the front row.

Meanwhile, Lawson could only manage the 14th fastest lap in qualifying. He starts there for both races this weekend.

“Felt good, just not our day,” Lawson said after qualifying.

Even before qualifying, the F2 field had little preparation time as Free Practice was shortened due to the conditions.

Armstrong’s session barely lasted five minutes as he crashed out early on.

“It wasn’t the day I hoped for but it’s the races that count,” Armstrong said.

Pole fell the way of Armstrong’s Hitech teammate Juri Vips.

The F2 sprint race starts at 4 am NZT on Sunday.

PosNameGap
1 Jüri Vips 1.40.221
2Ayumu Iwasa0.157
3 Jack Doohan0.210
4 Ralph Boschung0.275
5 Dennis Hauger0.351
6 Roy Nissany0.400
7 Theo Pourchaire0.641
8 Jehan Daruvala0.665
9 Marcus Armstrong0.783
10 Logan Sargeant0.841
11 David Beckmann0.908
12 Felipe Drugovich0.910
13 Clement Novalak0.952
14 Liam Lawson0.978
15 Enzo Fittipaldi1.014
16 Frederik Vesti1.213
17 Jake Hughes1.299
18Amaury Cordeel1.371
19 Richard Verschoor1.923
20 Calan Williams2.277
21 Olli Caldwell2.733
22 Marino Sato3.090

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