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Wickens grabs feature race pole

A1 Team Canada driver Robert Wickens will start Sunday's Grand Prix in Mexico from pole position. Wickens will be joined by Neel Jani on the front row, while Michael Ammermuller will have to start the race from third.

After the first qualifying session Neel Jani was leading the pack ahead of Wickens and Zaugg. Zaugg though missed out on setting a timed lap in his second qualifying session.

At the end of the day Robert Wickens scored pole position.

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