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Four in four poles for Dries Vanthoor and BMW after thrilling Leguna Seca qualifying

byJack Oliver Smith
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#24: BMW M Team RLL, BMW M Hybrid V8, GTP: Dries Vanthoor, Motul Pole Award, Pole

Dries Vanthoor took yet another pole position

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Dries Vanthoor took his fourth IMSA pole positions in as many races for BMW after a thrilling qualifying session at Leguna Seca.

The #24 BMW M Hybrid 8 car, driven by the Belgian, set a time of 1:12.854s, just five thousandths ahead of Matt Campbell’s #5 Porsche Penske.

Its sister car, the #7 driven by Felipe Nasr, was third, with a 1:12.932, ensuring that just under eight hundredths of a second covered the top three.

The #25 BMW, driven by Sheldon van der Linde, could only manage sixth, just over two tenths down on Vanthoor’s time, with the #10 Wayne Taylor Cadillac of Felipe Albuquerque fourth, and the #60 Acura Mayer Shank of Colin Braun fifth.

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