Voisin and Dimitrov share poles at Knockhill

Bailey Voisin is on top again in qualifying for the first Ginetta Junior race of the weekend.

The R Racing driver secured his third pole of the season in a disrupted qualifying session after Trennon Bettany brought out the red flags five minutes in.

Most of the field had managed to complete their first flying lap around the Scottish circuit when Bettany ran off at McIntyre, making contact with the barrier and damaging the front of his car.

Aston Millar was top of the order ahead of scholarship winner Tom Lebbon and Georgie Dimitrov.

Dimitrov was immedietly back on pace when the track turned green, lowering the benchmark to 1m02.074s.

The Richardson Racing driver improved again but it wasn’t enough to keep him on pole as Voisin jumped up to P1 with a 1m01.613s in the closing stages of the session.

Dimitrov’s consistent lap times was enough to put him on pole for the second race of the weekend. He lines up alongside Josh Rattican and just ahead of Joel Pearson, while Voisin could only manage sixth.

Lebbon managed a number of quick sectors but was unable to string a complete lap together to challenge at the front of the order and had to settle for sixth, just 0.385s off Voisin’s fastest time.

R Racing’s Pearson, Millar and Rattican took third through to fifth.

Tom Edgar qualified seventh head of Will Jenkins and Zak Taylor.

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