BTCC Snetterton: Ingram sets inauspicious speed in behavior

Tom Ingram Set an inauspicious marker for the third round of the British Touring Car Championship in Snetaton at the top of free exercises in 0.4 seconds.

The 2022 champions have not yet won the race this season, but Ingram has captured the runner-up in standing with its Excelr8 Motorsport Hyundai i30 N fastback.

The second session was the only drought, and Ingram spent most of the sessions on ‘housekeeping’ duties before jumping in the flying lap with only 10 minutes left.

No one was found close to that time, except for the Indian, who went to the top finally by 0.408 in the lap after 0.3S.

By the time the Indian was found in the gear, the fastest Mickey was the dobble, continuing its strong start for the season with the Power Max Racing Waxhall Estra Squad.

The theoretical best of the best lap-in-the-last fields of the dobble brings within 0.2S of the table-topper of the Indian, but he could not hang in second place, with the late attempts by Dan Lloyd, promotes the re-re-racing hundai to the runner-up location to the tune of 0.003s.

Dan cammish The lead alliance with Excelr8 driver looked strong with the fourth place on the Racing-Run Napa Ford Focus Saint’s wheel. Adam morgan Make it three hunds in the top five.

The champion was ruled and the sixth fastest was taken Jake HillIn his West Surrey Racing-Run BMW330i M Sport, a winner in the brands hatch.

Was completed by top 10 Gordon sheds (Speedworks Motorsport Toyota Corol GR Sport), Chris Smiley (Return Hyundai), and two more speedworks Toyota Driver: Aran Taylor-Smith And Ruki James Dorlin.

The current championship leader Ash Sutton finished his session behind a tow rope after a clear technical mess over his alliance Ford. He was the 13th fastest, which means that he would go to the initial qualifying group with Ingram. Hill, the third in the championship will be in the second group.

The hill was supreme under the wet conditions of FP1. Before BMW’s parking, he set the best three laps better than doing the best to someone else.

His Ruki WSR team partner Charles Renford finished second with FP1, 0.409S Hill of Hill.

The session was interrupted by a red flag, which is caused by a radio mess, which meant that the race could not communicate with the control teams.

There is a change in 25-firm line-up, Michael Craze has surrendered its Excelr8 Hyundai seat for the weekend to its sail, local TCR UK Ryan Ryan Bensley.

BTCC Snetterton – Practice Results

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