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Peter Cunningham was the quickest GTS car in the afternoon practice (Weber photo) |
Pilgrim turned a lap of 1:52.041 (97.935 mph) behind the wheel of the No. 8 Cadillac Racing Cadillac CTS-V to take the top time of the session in the 30-minute afternoon session on the 14-turn, 3.048-mile Outer Course.
Patrick Long turned a lap of 1:52.213 (97.785 mph) to run second in the session. His lap of 1:51.989 (97.981 mph) in the No. 1 Privacy Star/EnTrust/TruSpeed Porsche 911 GT3 was the quickest in the combined practice.
Johnny O’Connell, Pilgrim’s Cadillac Racing teammate, was third in the session with a time of 1:52.365 (97.653 mph) in the No. 8 Cadillac Racing Cadillac CTS-V. Home track driver Madison Snow, a 16-year-old from nearby Lehi, Utah, was fourth in the session with a 1:52.654 (97.402 mph) in the No. 47 TruSpeed Porsche 911 GT3.
James Sofronas’ No. 14 Global Motorsports Group Porsche 911 GT3 was fifth with a 1:52.669 (97.389 mph).
Cunningham led the GTS session in the No. 42 Acura/RealTime Racing/HPD Acura TSX after posting a time of 2:00.446 (91.101 mph). Cunningham’s time was good for second on the combined practice charts prior to qualifying.
Round Three winner Jack Baldwin was second in the afternoon practice with 2:00.854 (90.793 mph) in the No. 68 Hot Wheels/Invoice Prep Porsche Cayman. The third spot in the afternoon was occupied by Colin Braun with a 2:01.184 (90.546 mph). Braun’s morning time of 2:00.112 (91.354 mph) in the No. 38 Infinity Audio/Kia Motors America Kia Optima was quickest in class on the day.
Braun’s teammate Michael Galati was fourth in the No. 36 Infinity Audio/Kia Motors America Kia Optima with a time of 2:01.517 (90.298 mph), followed by Andy Lee’s No. 20 Best IT Chevrolet Camaro in 2:01.610 (90.229 mph).
The GT and GTS field return for qualifying for Saturday’s Round Four race at 3:50 p.m. MDT on Friday afternoon.
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