Parente 
                  secures double pole positions for both races at Croft  
                   
                   Alvaro 
                  Parente (Carlin Motorsport) set the quickest time again in the 
                  second qualifying session to secure a double pole position at 
                  Croft.  
                    
                  Parente 
                    set a fastest lap of 1:14.639 in his Dallara F305 Mugen-Honda 
                    in another closely fought qualifying session between the top 
                    three. Parente was followed by Mike Conway (Fortec Motorspot), 
                    who was 0.059 seconds behind the Portugese driver in first 
                    qualifying, and only 0.093 seconds off pole in the second 
                    session. Christian Bakkerud of Carlin Motorsport came third, 
                    with a time of 1:14.838. 
                    
                  Championship 
                    leader Danilo Dirani had gear selection problems and had to 
                    spend some time in the pits while his mechanics were solving 
                    the problem. Dirani qualified in sixth position in the end, 
                    setting a time of 1:15.194 
                    
                  Charlie 
                    Hollings (Promatecme) led the field in the National Class 
                    with a time of 1:15.406, closely followed by P1 Motorsports 
                    Salvador Duran in the Dallara F304 Mugen-Honda and Barton 
                    Mawer from T-Sport.  
                    
                  The 
                    second session was also briefly red-flagged, after Hitech 
                    Racings Tim Bridgman had to park his car coming out 
                    of chicane one due to mechanical problems.  
                    
                  After 
                    Josh Fishers crash in the first qualifying session, 
                    Team SWR managed to get the car ready in time for the final 
                    session. Fisher finished sixth in the National Class, which 
                    means he will start tomorrows second race on the 20th 
                    position overall.  
                     
                   
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