Christian Fittipaldi put the #5 Action Express Racing Coyote-Corvette on the pole for the Tudor United Sportscar Champion Petit Le Mans season finale after an incident-interrupted qualifying session which left two cars damaged.
Fittipaldi earned the pole with a record-setting lap of 1:14.508 at 122.725 mph, .289 seconds quicker than Ricky Taylor in the #10 WTR Dallara-Corvette and .412 seconds quicker than Richard Westbrook in the #90 Spirit of Daytona Coyote Corvette.
Nick Tandy's lap of 1:18.350 at 116.707 mph in the #911 Porsche North America RSR won him GT Le Mans pole and set a class record. Chris Jasurek/Epoch Times
