FIA GT qualifying: Lister fastest
Briton Jamie Campbell-Walter put his Lister Storm on provisional pole position for the FIA GT Championship race at Brno
JC-W broke the two minute barrier for the first time this weekend ahead of the Superpole session which will decide the front of the grid for Sunday's race.
"We made some changes to the car overnight, which have worked," said Campbell-Walter. "And the rain last night changed the condition of the track a little bit. This may have changed the conditions to our favour, but it is possibly not so favourable for some other people."
Chrsitophe Bouchut and David Terrien took their Larbre Chrysler Viper to provisional second place, with the team's other car driven by Carl Rosenblad and Vincent Vosse also making the Superpole shoot-out in sixth.
Tomas Enge, who was fastest in free practice on Friday, spun the BMS Scuderia Italia Ferrari twice, but he was still fourth quickest to make it through to the Superpole session.
Stephane Ortelli was the fastest N-GT driver in his Freisinger Porsche.
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