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WIX Racing's Jack Goff translates his impressive form of training into his second pole position of the season in the British Championship of Passenger Cars, while Honda machines dominate the qualifying sequence at Snetterton
. took pole position at Snetterton for the second consecutive year after breaking the pole record set by Gordon Shedden in 2016 with a time of 1 minute in 55.556s.
Dan Cammish joins Goff in first place »
The BTCC rookie led the great majority of the 30-minute shootout after taking a dazzling turn at the start of the session. However, Cammish admitted to making a small mistake on his last lap, which ultimately cost the Team Dynamics rider a penalty.
Matt Simpson and Brett Smith completed the second row in third and fourth place. -Rs helps to complete a full lockout of Honda 4.
Although he hauled 66 kilos of successful ballast, Tom Ingram proved to be the fastest non-Honda racer after having made a powerful lap below the 56-minute mark in the fifth.
Josh Cook joins the Toyota Avensis prepared by Speedworks Motorsport on the third line in sixth position.
Rob Austin of HMS Racing is seventh, while Sam Tordoff, Ashley Sutton and Tom Oliphant complete the rest of the top – Eighth, ninth and tenth.
Meanwhile, Colin Turkington, of the BMW team, will have to defend his championship lead from the 15th, after struggling to make a good impression in qualifying while keeping the maximum of success. 02]
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