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Acura #10 Albuquerque fastest in disrupted opening practice at IMSA Laguna Seca

byOwen Bradley
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Acura #10 Albuquerque fastest in disrupted opening practice at IMSA Laguna Seca

#31: Whelen Engineering Racing, Cadillac DPi, GTP: Pipo Derani, Alexander Sims, #10: Konica Minolta Acura ARX-06, Acura ARX-06, GTP: Ricky Taylor, Filipe Albuquerque pit stops

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Wayne Taylor Racing’s Acura #10 driven by Filipe Albuquerque went fastest on Friday afternoon at Laguna Seca, setting a lap time of 1:14.434

The newly resurfaced Laguna Seca saw blistering lap times on Friday afternoon, the Acura #10 driven by Filipe Albuquerque managed to top the time sheets with a lap time of 1:14.434.

Philipp Eng in the BMW #24 GTP would initially hold the fastest lap time in the first half of the session, eventually ending up only 0.019 behind the fastest time.

Mathieu Jaminet set the third fastest time for #6 Porsche Penske, raking up the most laps of anybody with 46 laps despite the disrupted red flag periods. #40 Acura’s Jordan Taylor would not be far behind the sister Acura, the pair separated by just 0.243 after 40 laps of running.

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Jack Aitken in the Whelen Cadillac #31 would crash at Turn 4 bringing out the red flag early on in the session. However, despite the team being unable to get the car repaired before the end of the session, Aitken managed to set a lap time of 1:14.734, just a few tenths from the best time and rounding out GTP’s top five.

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Nicky Catsburg in the #4 Corvette would join the sister car at just over a couple of tenths down on the fastest time, with the #57 Mercedes AMG GT3 of Philip Ellis a further tenth of a second behind.

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