The German narrowly missed out on pole position by just 0.147 seconds, with Audi’s Adrien Tambay (FR) securing the first place on the grid for tomorrow’s race. Another two BMW M4 DTMs will start from the second row. Bruno Spengler (CA) secured third on the grid in the BMW Bank M4 DTM. He lines up alongside António Félix da Costa (PT) in the Red Bull M4 DTM, who crowned a successful DTM debut with fourth in qualifying. Martin Tomzcyk (DE) also progressed to the final qualifying session, landing the BMW M Performance Parts M4 DTM in eighth on the grid.
In an extremely tight contest, Timo Glock (DE) was unfortunate not to progress to the battle for pole position. A slight mistake resulted in the DEUTSCHE POST BMW M4 DTM missing out by just eight thousandths of a second, with Glock ultimately qualifying ninth. Augusto Farfus (BR) was 12th in the Castrol EDGE BMW M4 DTM. The second DTM newcomer in the BMW squad, Maxime Martin (BE), starts from 14th in the SAMSUNG BMW M4 DTM. Joey Hand (US) lines up in 17th on Sunday’s grid in the Crowne Plaza Hotels BMW M4 DTM.
