Gianmaria Bruni took the first pole position on his last flying lap in the number 77 Proton Competition Porsche 911 RSR-19. The Italian posted a 1m41.892 to deny Miguel Molina a home pole position in the number 80 Iron Lynx Ferrari 488 GTE EVO after the Spanish driver had held the top spot for almost all of the 10-minute session with a 1m42.041 lap.
Row two for tomorrow’s ELMS 4 Hours of Barcelona will be headed by the number 83 Iron Lynx Ferrari after Rahel Frey finished the session with a 1n42.266, three tenths ahead of the number 93 Proton Competition Porsche of Richard Lietz, Michael Fassbender and Felipe Laser.
The 4 Hours of Barcelona is due to begin at 11h00 on Sunday 18 April.