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Kush Maini took pole position for F2’s inaugural race in Miami, with Nikola Tsolov taking reverse pole around the Hard Rock Stadium.
Kush Maini secured pole position for the first Formula 2 race in Miami, while Nikola Tsolov took reverse pole at the Hard Rock Stadium.
Some rounds of the F2 championship were canceled due to conflicts in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, but Miami and Montreal were included in the revised schedule, providing a fair competition arena for both rookies and experienced drivers.
Colton Herta initially led the qualifying round with a time of 1:41.038s, showing his prowess as an ex-IndyCar driver. However, Rafa Camara ultimately claimed the top spot with a time of 1:40.441s, closely followed by Alex Dunne and others in a highly competitive field.
As drivers pushed for faster times, the margins at the top grew even tighter, with Kush Maini eventually clinching pole position with a time of 1:39.888s, setting the stage for an exciting race in Miami.
The session saw intense competition, with only a fraction of a second separating the top drivers, and the final minute was marked by a yellow flag as Stenshorne’s car issue halted any further challenges for pole position.
Maini emerged as the pole-sitter for the Feature Race, with Camara alongside him, promising an intriguing battle on the grid, while strong showings from Mini, Varrone, and others set the stage for an action-packed F2 weekend in Miami.
