Justin Wilson will start the Cleveland Grand Prix from third place on the grid after finding the after discovering the added pace he was looking for when he could only manage fourth in provisional qualifying.
Currently second in the Champ Car standings, Wilson has now set his sights on claiming victory on the Burke Lakefront Airport circuit, even if he admits that he still needs to find a little more speed from his RuSport Lola if is to be standing on top of the podium come Sunday.
"I'm very pleased to be third-quickest today," said Wilson. "I would have liked to have been quicker, but we've got a little bit more work to do to find some more speed. But it gives us a good starting position for tomorrow. We're around our main competitors, so hopefully, the CDW team can have a good, strong race and be on top of the podium tomorrow."
Championship rival
Sebastien Bourdais will line-up in second place, while Wilson's former RuSport team-mate A.J Allmendinger will start from pole position.
