Strategy was also important in timed practice for KF3. In general, the second session, which attracted more drivers, was fastest, but there were notable exceptions.
The Spaniard Gerard Barrabeig (Intrepid / TM) took pole with 1’02”190 after only completing four laps. Nyck De Vries (Zanardi / Parilla), however, set his best time in the first session and was behind Barrabeig by 26 milliseconds. Two other Dutch drivers took the 3rd and 4th places: Lukas Machunskas (Tony Kart / Vortex) and Peter Hoevenaars (Zanardi / Maxter). Raffaele Marciello (Intrepid / TM), with 5th, took the advantage from Danil Kvyat (Tony Kart / Vortex) and Pedro Hiltbrand (FA Kart / Vortex). Mathieu Jaminet (Maranello / Maxter), who improved by 3 tenths in the second session, had an excellent 8th position ahead of Joey Elkerbout (Zanardi / Maxter) and Federico Savona (Birel / Parilla) who completed the top 10. It is noticeable that the big favorite, Carlos Sainz Jr was not at the front: at the moment he is in 12th place.
The French drivers Alexandre Baron and Rémy Deguffroy at Tony Kart were in 29th and 30th position, Pierre Gasly (Sodi / Parilla) was 51st and John Filippi (Tony Kart / Vortex) was 57th of the 76 drivers.
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