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Jeanney, Skorupski and Enerberg fastest.

Fastest in the third heat, Davy Jeanney won the last race of the afternoon, beating off Frode Holte, Timur Timerzyanov and Ludvig Hunsbedt. Tanner Foust also had a race win and set second fastest time.

When all of that is shaken out, it is Jeanney who will join Isachsen on the front of the grid, Foust and Holte on row two with Stig-Olov Walfridsson the last direct qualifier. The home crowd also has plenty to cheer, Peter Ramler doing a good job with his Seat Leon here and winning his third heat race to qualify ninth.

In the sweltering heat of an unseasonably hot September afternoon, Polish sensation Krzysztof Skorupski earned a front row start in the Super1600 A final after setting second fastest time in the third qualifying heat. Johan Larsson jumped up the order by setting fastest time in a clean lights-to-flag race win and Andreas Bakkerud looked like the champion in waiting for the first time this weekend with a race win and third fastest time ahead of Vadim Makarov. Zdeněk Čermák and Christian Petrakovits failed to finish, Čermák pushed off in the first corner and Petrakovits retiring from the same race having been further knocked around in the third turn. This leave Petrakovits on pole from Skorupski, Makarov, Jaroslav Kalný and Clemens Meyer.

Lars Øivind Enerberg appears to be back to his early season form, fastest again in the third heat putting the points leader on pole ahead of Roman Častoral and Derek Tohill.

Makarov was excluded from the heat for a technical infringement but remains third on the A final grid.

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