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Written by New Dimension Racing
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 06:17 |
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The third annual Kyoto 500 was run on its traditional last Saturday in June, and even with a grid one row short of full, a great race was seen. It was the slowest Kyoto 500 in history at an average speed of 143.3942 mph, but the event was still hignly competitive. There were 14 different leaders and 96 official lead changes through the duration of the event. It was also the Kyoto 500 with most finishers, with 17 of the 27 starting cars arriving at the chequered flag.
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2010 Kyoto 500: Qualifying Results |
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Kyoto 500 Qualifying weekend took place on the 19th and 20th of June 2010. Dan Sanger (Raven88) was the fastest driver of Pole Day, setting four 36.96 laps. Bump day saw the arrival of more drivers to do hotlaps, with the 'bumping' itself beginning with around 3 hours to go. Ultimately, a full grid of 30 cars qualified, with four cars unable to meet the standard required to remain in the top 30. Qualifying was as close as ever, with 1st and 30th place seperated by only 0.06 seconds
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