The Argentine driver had an amazing performance in the Montmeló classification, where only six thousand separated him from first place at the start.
The Argentinian Franco Colapinto He is close to taking pole position in the Formula 2 classification for the Spanish Grand Prix, where this Friday He was only six thousand away from being the fastest.
Colapinto finished third in Qualy, with a time 1:24,772, while in first place is the Estonian Paul Aron, with 1:24,766, and in the middle of the two, Jak Crawford, who has two thousand more than Aron. In this way, He will start 3rd in the Feature and 8th in the Sprint.
Colapinto and his qualifying analysis for the Spanish GP
Moments after getting out of the car, the Argentine driver regretted being too close to the pole. “It’s not possible, for seven thousandths, the con… of his mother. When the pole is lost, it’s just… I’m happy but also very hot. “Anger at me because I should have taken a pole.”Colapinto commented to ESPN.
And explained: “In the last sector, the rear tires were very hot. I had very little grip at the back. The last lap I did a good turn 10, the tires were better. I came out of turn 10 skidding a bit, and when I turned 12 I had no rear tire, no grip and I lost a lot of time Maybe in the last corner I even lost a tenth.
F2: Spanish GP times and schedule
Saturday June 22
- Sprint: 09:15 hours (26 laps)
Sunday June 23
- Race: 06.35 hours (37 laps)
Source: Tycsports
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