Junqueira dominates second Imola test
Bruno Junqueira set the pace on the second day of Formula 3000 testing at Imola, the Brazilian lapping a full 0.5s quicker than his nearest rival
Day one pacesetter Enrique Bernoldi was second quickest ahead of DAMS' Franck Montagny and McLaren junior driver Tomas Enge.
Spanish teenager Fernando Alonso was again one of the stars of the test, the Euro Open by Nissan champion ending up fifth fastest for Astromega.
Times from Imola:
|
1 |
Bruno Junqueira |
Petrobras Jnr |
1m37.824s |
|
2 |
Enrique Bernoldi |
Red Bull Jnr |
1m38.316s |
|
3 |
Franck Montagny |
DAMS |
1m38.426s |
|
4 |
Tomas Enge |
McLaren |
1m38.493s |
|
5 |
Fernando Alonso |
Astromega |
1m38.523s |
|
6 |
Jeffrey van Hooydonk |
KTR |
1m38.573s |
|
7 |
Mario Haberfeld |
Fortec |
1m38.812s |
|
8 |
Stephane Sarrazin |
McLaren |
1m38.818s |
|
9 |
Justin Wilson |
Nordic |
1m38.891s |
|
10 |
David Saelens |
Super Nova |
1m38.894s |
|
11 |
Bas Leinders |
Kid Jensen |
1m38.897s |
|
12 |
Mark Webber |
European |
1m38.942s |
|
13 |
Andre Couto |
Gauloises Jnr |
1m38.989s |
|
14 |
Fabrice Walfisch |
Astromega |
1m39.114s |
|
15 |
Sebastien Bourdais |
Gauloises Jnr |
1m39.194s |
|
16 |
Fabrizio Gollin |
Coloni |
1m39.194s |
|
17 |
Nicolas Minassian |
Super Nova |
1m39.195s |
|
18 |
Jaime Melo Jnr |
Petrobras Jnr |
1m39.215s |
|
19 |
Kevin McGarrity |
Nordic |
1m39.223s |
|
20 |
Soheil Ayari |
Coloni |
1m39.321s |
|
21 |
Darren Manning |
Arden |
1m39.361s |
|
22 |
Christian Albers |
European |
1m39.425s |
|
23 |
Andrea Piccini |
Kid Jensen |
1m39.516s |
|
24 |
Hidetoshi Matsusada |
WRT |
1m39.568s |
|
25 |
Ananda Mikola |
WRT |
1m39.672s |
|
26 |
Victor Maslov |
Arden |
1m39.687s |
|
27 |
Kristian Kolby |
DAMS |
1m39.862s |
|
28 |
Yves Olivier |
KTR |
1m40.145s |
|
29 |
Andreas Scheld |
Fortec |
1m40.717s |
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