Goddard’s best was a 1m 12.021 on well used tyres, Jones recorded the same time bit sat out two of three sessions as he felt he was wasting time running on well used tyres. Silverio, with 1m 12.156 was likewise was on old tyres whilst it is suspected O’Hara was using low mileage Yokohama. “Tyres, and how many laps they have run make a huge difference here and we will not really know who is doing what until qualifying tomorrow” said Mark Goddard.
Fifth quickest was Enzo Pastor on 1m 12.425 followed by Tyson Sy and Dado Pena the first of the promotion class runners. Again they were closely matched with 1m 12.986 and 1m 13.083 laps respectively. Richard Joson was going better today with a 1m 13.632 lap followed by Don Pastor with 1m 14. 125, Roland Hermoso on 1m 14.723 and Kenkou Muira recording 1m 14.828.
Mike Tuason finally got on track at the end of the day and recorded a 1m 25.094 whilst learning the track. Also out at the end of the day was Aaron Caratti, just running in his newly rebuilt car and not posting a real time.
Qualifying is tomorrow, May 29 whilst the race is on Sunday May 30th. You can see it live on NBN4 in the Philippines, first race 10.30am, second race 2.30pm or log on to this web site for up to date news.
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