PLM – Rebellion and Oak on pole at Road Atlanta

Neel Jani, Nicolas' teammate Cheers and Andrea Belicchi, takes pole at Petit Le Mans behind the wheel of the Lola B12/60 CoupéToyota of Rebellion Racing with whom he achieved a time of 1'09"089. Lucas Luhr places the Muscle Milk Pickett Racing HPD ARX-03a he shares with Klaus Graf and Romain Dumas in second place, three tenths behind. The Dyson Racing Lola B12/60 driven by Guy Smith was third, finishing more than a second behind.

Olivier Pla took pole in LMP2 by completing the Road Atlanta circuit in 1'12"046 with the Oak Racing Morgan-Nissan. The battle promises to be close in the category since the second Morgan from the Conquest team driven by Martin Plowman fails by only two thousandths. The Oreca-03 Nissan of Thiriet by TDS Racing led by Pierre Thiriet, Mathias Bèche and Christophe Tinseau, the favorites for the title ELMS, placed themselves only in seventh position in the category behind the Highcroft Racing DeltaWing which was driven by Gunnar Jeannette in this session and which finished just eight tenths behind the LMP2 reference time. Kyle Marcelli takes pole in LMPC for Merchant Services Racing.

Ferrari leads the debates in GT with the pole of Guy Cosmo, author of a time of 1'18 "677 at the wheel of the Ferrari 458 Italia of Extreme Speed ​​Motorsports, who even takes the first full row with his second F458 taken by Toni Vilander. Jorg Muller places the BMW M3 E92 in third position, two tenths behind. The Corvette C6 ZR1s of Oliver Gavin and Antonio Garcia round out the top five. Nicolas Armindo is ahead of the F458 Italia AF Corse of Piergiuseppe Perazzini with his Porsche 911 GT3 RSR from the team IMSA Matmut performance. Leh Keen, driver of the Alex Job Racing team, is the fastest GTC.