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Front Wheel Drive
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Gripping through Buttonhook is Circuit Dream’s first place finisher, Justin Wesseling, showing everyone the potential of a J motor swap. Being the only unlimited FWD entrant for the day didn’t stop this unique Civic from putting down a very respectable 1:52.938. Can’t wait to see what else is in store for this EG.
The Pro/Comp Class
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Coming into third place is Global Time Attack regular, Roger Hocking, in his number 06 Thunder Roadster with a time of 1:59.648.
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Second goes to another GTA regular, Richard Buckingham, piloting his Ariel Atom through Buttonhook and putting down a 1:49.180.
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The youngest competitor at Global is Steven Aghakhani piloting the ultra vicious Lamborghini Hurácan Super Trofeo. He placed first with a blazing fast time of 1:40.742 in session one, and cemented a new class record.
The Limited Class
All Wheel Drive
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Daniel Albrecht throwing down a 1:56.717 which was good for a third place finish in the limited AWD class.
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