Kiwi Liam Lawson and Van Amersfoort Racing team mate Danish driver Frederik Vesti will be on pole for the two ADAC Formula 4 races at the Emirates Grand Prix of Germany at Hockenheim.
Vesti set best time of 1:51.187 minutes during a rain-affected first qualifying session, putting him in pole position for the start of the first race of the weekend on Saturday afternoon at 5:00 pm. On a track which had dried out by now,
Lawson posted a time of 1:42.161 minutes to go to the top of the time sheets in the second qualifying session which determined grid positions for Sunday’s second race at 10:10 am.
Rookie Leon Köhler (18, Germany, ADAC Berlin-Brandenburg e.V.) and Charles Weerts (17, Belgium, Van Amersfoort Racing) will line up behind Vesti for the first race.
Lawson qualified fourth on the grid while Oliver Caldwell (16, United Kingdom, Prema Theodore Racing) and championship leader Lirim Zendeli (18, Germany, US Racing CHRS) slotted into position behind him.
Lawson will lead the field out on Sunday morning after consigning Zendeli and Schumacher to second and third place respectively. Vesti finished fourth. Jack Doohan (15, Australia, Van Amersfoort Racing), son of five-time world motorcycle champion Mick Doohan, was fifth. Enzo Fittipaldi (17, USA/Brazil, Prema Theodore Racing), Wishofer, Caldwell, Saucy and the rookie, Gianluca Petecof (15, Brazil, Prema Theodore Racing), completed the Top Ten.
In the run-up to the 13th race of the season, Zendeli is 24 points ahead of Lawson and 61 points up on Fittipaldi in the overall standings. Niklas Krütten (15, Germany, ADAC Berlin-Brandenburg e.V.) currently leads the Rookie classification and Schumacher is 13 points behind him in second place.
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