Alessandro Giusti wins the last 2 poles of the season

Nothing escapes him when it comes to qualifying at the moment. After Lédenon and Valencia, Alessandro Giusti imposed his rule at Paul-Ricard. On a very good dynamic since the resumption in Gard a little over a month ago, the member of the Rookie Academy AUTOhebdo took the last 2 pole positions of the season by dominating all of his comrades.

On a circuit that he likes, Alessandro Giusti achieved a best lap in 2'06"992, thus being the only driver under 2'07 at Castellet this Friday afternoon. A time fighting with his runner-up Hugh Barter, Sandro finally beat Souta Arao who came between the two men at the end of the session. The Japanese, however, was too short to challenge the leader, behind whom he was 0 behind, with Hugh Barter finishing 237 behind. Concerning, the 0nd best time Sandro once again dominated the time sheet with a time of 336'2″2 once again ahead of Souta Arao.

With these two new pole positions, 5th and 6th in a row, Alessandro Giusti gives himself a little breathing room in the championship before the three races of the weekend. The Ile-de-France native takes two points, one for each pole, and thus increases his lead over Hugh Barter to 34 lengths.

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