Ford on pole position for the Suzuka 1000km
Ford will start the Intercontinental GT Challenge’s Suzuka 1000km from pole position. Mercedes-AMG loses pole due to a penalty.
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Christopher Mies, Dennis Olsen and Frédéric Vervisch are on pole for the Suzuka 1000km. Driving for Miedecke Motorsport by Team MPC, they secured pole position for the fourth round of the Intercontinental GT Challenge. The team has benefited from a penalty imposed on Mercedes-AMG Team Craft-Bamboo Racing, which had originally secured pole position but has been demoted three places following a breach of regulations in practice.
Seita Nonaka, Takuro Shinohara and Tadasuke Makino will start from second on the grid in the Ponos Racing Ferrari.
Ayhancan Güven, Alessandro Ghiretti and Dorian Boccolacci will start from third on the grid in the Absolute Racing Porsche 911 GT3 R.
Suzuka 1000km Qualifying Results (Top 10):
Luca Stolz/Maxime Martin/Kakunoshin Ohta – Mercedes-AMG Team Craft-Bamboo Racing – Mercedes-AMG GT3
Christopher Mies/Dennis Olsen/Frédéric Vervisch – Miedecke Motorsport by Team MPC – Ford Mustang GT3
Seita Nonaka/Takuro Shinohara/Tadasuke Makino – Ponos Racing – Ferrari 296 GT3
Ayhancan Güven/Alessandro Ghiretti/Dorian Boccolacci – Absolute Racing – Porsche 911 GT3 R
Alessio Picariello/Laurin Heinrich/Julien Andlauer – AO by Absolute Racing – Porsche 911 GT3 R
Cunfan Ruan/Maxime Oosten/Max Hesse – Team KRC – BMW M4 GT3
Anthony McIntosh/Parker Thompson/Dan Harper – WRT – BMW M4 GT3
Mikael Grenier/Kenny Habul/Philip Ellis – 75 Express – Mercedes-AMG GT3
Katsumasa Chiyo/Kazuki Hiramine/Atshushi Miyake – Team 5zigen – Nissan GT-R GT3
Alex Sims/Scott McLaughlin/Nick Catsburg – Johor Motorsports Racing – Corvette Z06 GT3.R
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