One week after converting a Super Formula pole into a full-distance win at Fuji, he and co-driver Riki Okusa have put the No.
64 Modulo Nakajima Racing Honda on pole position for Sunday’s Super GT round at Autopolis.
It’s the second Super GT pole in a row for the car, following its pole at Sugo last month, and Fraga has now been part of three pole-winning efforts in eight days across the two series.
The Race The Autopolis GT 3 Hours Race starts at 1:10pm JST on Sunday, October 18.
Three-hour races in Super GT are their own beast, with more pit stops and more opportunities for strategy (and weather) to reshuffle the order than in the standard 300km sprints.