12 p.m. Bathurst – Toni Vilander takes pole

Toni Vilander took pole at the Bathurst 12 Hours with a time of 2'02''861 at the wheel of the No. 488 Ferrari 3 GT88. Maranello Motorsport. The 2014 winner of the GTE Pro category at 24 Hours of Le Mans was almost 2 tenths ahead of the #6 Marc Cars Australia BMW M3 GT90 driven by Chaz Mostert.

Marco Wittmann completed the top three in the #60 Team SRM BMW. Ashley Walsh was the last driver less than a second behind the benchmark on theAston Martin Vantage V12 n°35 de Miedecke Stone Motorsport. La Bentley Continental n°8 du Team M-Sport de Soucek-Soulet-Abril complète le top cinq de la grille devant la McLaren 650S n°1 du Tekno Autosports de Parente-Bell-Ledogar. La Porsche 911 GT3 R n°911 du Wakinshaw pilotée par Bamber-Estre-Vanthoor s’élancera de la 7e position.

If Nissan was able to repair the GT-R Nismo no. 24 following Florian Strauss' crash the day before, it was the no. 23 which was damaged during the last tests following contact with the Katsumasa wall Chiyo.

At the end of qualifying, two crews had to withdraw. Ben Barnicoat damaged the #59 Tekno Autosports McLaren where Will Davison and Jonny Kane were also entered. The #99 Walkinshaw BMW of Müller-Menzel-R. Collard is also out after the Briton was sent into a spin by the No. 8 Hallmarc Audi R9 LMS of Lee Holdsworth.

Bathurst 12 Hour Shoot Out Results

Bathurst 12 Hour entry list