Local hero Harry King finished third in qualifying. In front of a crowded grandstand, the Brit lapped the 5.891-kilometre Silverstone Circuit around two tenths of a second slower than Boccolacci. “Of course I would have liked to have started my home race from pole position,” admitted King. “But I also think I have good chances from the second row. I think I can do better in the race than in qualifying.” Porsche Junior Bastian Buus secured fourth place on the grid. Like King, he drives for the BWT Lechner Racing team. “I don't know exactly what it was, but I really struggled today – especially with traction. I couldn't adapt my driving style to the difficult conditions," the 20-year-old Dane admitted after qualifying. Shortly before, rain had significantly changed the grip conditions on the racetrack compared to the practice session the day before. “Now I'm trying to win from fourth on the grid. It's just a bit more work.” The third row on the grid is also shared by two teammates: Swiss Alexander Fach and Dutchman Morris Schuring are representing FACH AUTO TECH. The fastest rookie in the field of 32 participants, the South African Keagan Masters from the Ombra Racing team, achieved seventh place in qualifying. The overall tight result spoke for the power density: positions 1 to 16 were within one second. Alexander Fach from Switzerland and Morris Schuring from the Netherlands are representing FACH AUTO TECH. The fastest rookie in the field of 32 participants, the South African Keagan Masters from the Ombra Racing team, achieved seventh place in qualifying. The overall tight result spoke for the power density: positions 1 to 16 were within one second. Alexander Fach from Switzerland and Morris Schuring from the Netherlands are representing FACH AUTO TECH. The fastest rookie in the field of 32 participants, the South African Keagan Masters from the Ombra Racing team, achieved seventh place in qualifying. The overall tight result spoke for the power density: positions 1 to 16 were within one second.