Derani goes 1-2 for Cadillac on the starting grid for the 12 Hours of Sebring – Endurance News

Derani seeks fourth win at Sebring 12 Hours (Image: IMSA)

Pipo Derani took pole in the Sebring 12h, the second stage of IMSA, which will be held this Saturday (18). Trying #31 of Action Express Racing, the Brazilian managed a time of 1m45s386. Derani has already won the 12 Hours of Sebring three times, in 2016, 2019 and 2020, and this year he is racing with Alexander Sims It is Jack Aitken.

Still in the front row, another Cadillac, and three is made up of Sébastien Bourdais, Renger van der Zande and Scott Dixon. Acura’s Ricky Taylor, Filipe Albuquerque and Louis Delétraz almost the third best group.

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Already in the classroom LMP2the front starter is a trio made up of Ben Keating, Paul-Loop Chatin It is Alex Quinn, while inside LMP3 who starts in a good position is Jarrett Andretti, Followed by Gabby Chavez It is Glenn van Berlo.

in the classroom GTD PROThe best ranking results were Antonio Garcia, Jordan Taylor and Tommy Milner. In the GTD category, take the lead Ashton Harrison, together with Official Danny It is Kyle Marceli.

Helio Castroneveswhich runs together Tom Blomqvist and Colin Braun, starts Sebring 12pm fifth in the GTP class. Close behind are two other colleagues: Augustus Farfuswhich runs along with Philip Eng It is Marcus WittmannIt is Philip Nasr, which compete together Matt Campbell and Michael Christensen.

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in the classroom LMP2, who starts 15th overall is Pietro Fittipaldi in collaboration with Devlin DeFrancesco It is Phillip Lux. The LMP3 class also has a Brazilian presence, and Philip Fraga apart Gar Robinson and Josh Burdon starting the race in 20th place overall.

Finally, in GTD Pro, Risi Competione – Ferrari’s IMSA team – has two Brazilians: Daniel Serra and Gabriel Casagrande. They will race alongside Davide Rigon and line up 32nd on the grid.

The 12:00 start of Sebring, one of the world’s premier motor races, is scheduled for this Saturday (18), at 11:10 am (in Brasilia).