QUALI RESULTS
Pos Driver Team Time Laps
1. Pantano Campos Grand Prix 1:30.546 14
2. Di Grassi ART Grand Prix 1:30.879 + 0.333 11
3. Petrov Campos Grand Prix 1:30.879 + 0.333 13
4. Nakajima DAMS 1:30.941 + 0.395 15
5. Carroll FMS International 1:30.981 + 0.435 12
6. Negrao Minardi Piquet Sports 1:31.006 + 0.460 13
7. Filippi Super Nova International 1:31.048 + 0.502 16
8. Glock iSport International 1:31.090 + 0.544 15
9. Zaugg Arden International 1:31.190 + 0.644 15
10. Zuber iSport International 1:31.202 + 0.656 15
11. Buemi ART Grand Prix 1:31.219 + 0.673 15
12. Conway Super Nova International 1:31.289 + 0.743 16
13. Rodriguez Minardi Piquet Sports 1:31.445 + 0.899 16
14. Senna Arden International 1:31.499 + 0.953 15
15. Garcia Durango 1:31.631 + 1.085 15
16. Martinez Racing Engineering 1:31.670 + 1.124 15
17. Villa Racing Engineering 1:31.733 + 1.187 14
18. Chandhok Durango 1:31.826 + 1.280 12
19. Lapierre DAMS 1:31.837 + 1.291 15
20. Hirate Trident Racing 1:31.851 + 1.305 15
21. Tung BCN Competicion 1:31.958 + 1.412 15
22. Risatti Trident Racing 1:31.971 + 1.425 16
23. Pla DPR 1:32.125 + 1.579 14
24. Tahinci FMS International 1:32.314 + 1.768 11
25. Niemela BCN Competicion 1:33.578 + 3.032 18
26. Soucek DPR 1:38.111 + 7.565 5 (outside 107%)

Pantano dominating at his home track, then. One thing that I didn't know was that GP2 has a 107% rule for qualifying - Soucek fell foul of that today!

The Yoong of GP2, thats not good considering they all have the same cars <yikes>

Although Pla isn't too bad a driver (has won GP2 races in the past) and is making his return to the series this weekend, and he was only .... um .... six seconds faster.

On balance, I think <yikes> is right.

It's a bit of a shocking performance, especially as all that can differ is setup.