Piscopo leads Mucke charge from front row.

Mucke Motorsport enjoyed their most successful Formula 3 Euroseries qualifying session of the season at the Nurburgring, although it was not regular pace setter Sebastien Buemi who led the team's charge.

Indeed, although Buemi's third place on the grid will come as no surprise given his title aspirations, the appearance of team-mate Edoardo Piscopo on the front-row was not what many had expected.

Edoardo Piscopo (ITA) ASL Team Mucke Motorsport Dallara Mercedes
Edoardo Piscopo (ITA) ASL Team Mucke Motorsport Dallara Mercedes
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Mucke Motorsport enjoyed their most successful Formula 3 Euroseries qualifying session of the season at the Nurburgring, although it was not regular pace setter Sebastien Buemi who led the team's charge.

Indeed, although Buemi's third place on the grid will come as no surprise given his title aspirations, the appearance of team-mate Edoardo Piscopo on the front-row was not what many had expected.

Formula 3 rookie Piscopo has no points to his name this season so far and prior to the qualifying session, had qualified no higher than 13th. Nonetheless, after a strong performance in the Formula 3 Masters at Zolder when he finished sixth, the Italian is feeling more confident than ever.

"I am really happy with my second place," he said. "Since Zolder, I am really feeling comfortable in the car and it is getting better all the time. Now, I hope that I can score my first points on Saturday."

Buemi too was content with his starting position, not least because it placed him just ahead of fifth place arch-rival Romain Grosjean on the the grid.

"It was too cold and I had problems getting the tyres to the right temperature. It is important for me to finish ahead of Romain Grosjean in tomorrow's race, because that will allow me to make up some points on him in the overall standings."

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