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Ricciardo takes second pole at Aragon

Tech 1 Racing's Daniel Ricciardo has clinched his second consecutive pole position at Motorland Aragon's season-opening Formula Renault 3.5 round this morning

In wet conditions, the Australian's time of 1m58.709s edged out Fortec driver Sten Pentus by 0.220 seconds. A place on the front row remains Estonian Pentus's highest Formula Renault 3.5 career starting position.

Renault Formula 1 reserve driver Jan Charouz held provisional pole in the closing minutes, before being bumped down to an eventual third. Race one runner-up Daniel Zampieri (Pons) will share the second row for this afternoon's race with the P1 Motorsport man.

In team formation, the second Pons Racing machine of Federico Leo will start fifth, ahead of an impressive showing by former Formula Master squad ISR's pairing. In the Czech team's maiden Formula Renault 3.5 meeting, Esteban Guerrieri claimed sixth spot, leading Filip Salaquarda.

Race one winner Mikhail Aleshin could only manage eighth on this occasion, while yesterday's fourth place finisher Jon Lancaster will start in 23rd.

Pos  Driver             Team             Time       Gap
 1.  Daniel Ricciardo   Tech 1           1m58.709s
 2.  Sten Pentus        Fortec           1m58.929s  + 0.220s
 3.  Jan Charouz        P1               1m58.999s  + 0.290s
 4.  Daniel Zampieri    Pons             1m59.057s  + 0.348s
 5.  Federico Leo       Pons             1m59.105s  + 0.396s
 6.  Esteban Guerrieri  ISR              1m59.117s  + 0.408s
 7.  Filip Salaquarda   ISR              1m59.403s  + 0.694s
 8.  Mikhail Aleshin    Carlin           1m59.439s  + 0.730s
 9.  Walter Grubmuller  P1               1m59.473s  + 0.764s
10.  Stefano Coletti    Comtec           1m59.560s  + 0.851s
11.  Nelson Panciatici  Junior Lotus     1m59.568s  + 0.859s
12.  Albert Costa       Epsilon Euskadi  1m59.794s  + 1.085s
13.  Brendon Hartley    Tech 1           1m59.881s  + 1.172s
14.  Nathanael Berthon  Draco            1m59.943s  + 1.234s
15.  Greg Mansell       Comtec           2m00.064s  + 1.355s
16.  Julian Leal        Draco            2m00.072s  + 1.363s
17.  Jake Rosenzweig    Carlin           2m00.080s  + 1.371s
18.  Daniil Move        Junior Lotus     2m00.596s  + 1.887s
19.  Anton Nebylitskiy  KMP              2m00.812s  + 2.103s
20.  Keisuke Kunimoto   Epsilon Euskadi  2m00.917s  + 2.208s
21.  Bruno Mendez       Interwetten      2m01.161s  + 2.452s
22.  Sergio Canamasas   Interwetten      2m01.255s  + 2.546s
23.  Jon Lancaster      Fortec           2m01.257s  + 2.548s
24.  Victor Garcia      Fortec           2m15.453s  + 16.744s

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