It also seems to be a great example of āOne hot qualifying lap is not a reflection of race paceā so donāt be put off by those hyper low qualifying times
Thats right. Yesterday I was starting 2nd with Q 1,49.381, guy on pole was 1,48.8xx, so I just hoped to survive 1st lap and then maybe just follow him and keep my 2nd place. He was in NSX16' and I in Lex16'. Race started, lex is better on acceleration so gap gets smaller, he knows it and desperatly trying to not giving me slipstream, from left to right, takes inside on 1st corner, and it it was mistake

As he goes inside, I got better speed on the outside, perfectly take turn, pass him with no contact on inside aproaching 2nd corner(he go bit too wide) and it was the end of the race. I got so much better pace that on the end of 2nd lap I was 5s ahead, and still growing

Pitted on 5th lap with 11s!!! gap to 2nd. Took hards, some brit made fastest lap which belongs to me!!!

I think he was 2stopping and got fresh mediums, so I do the same on 11 lap. 12 was outlap so I only got one last lap to show whos the boss

All sectors blue, so thing going really well until the Spoon, I spin

Luckily I was so far ahead of Nsx that he couldnt catch me, finished 5s ahead. So yes, Q time doesnt always mean that someone is fast in the race. I think its all about psychology, this Nsx guy was so focused on defending and pushed the pressure on himself that finnaly loose the race in 1st corner
