Rebellion topped FP2 for the 6 Hours of Spa, a 2:00.878 from Gustavo Menezes the best of the session.
Brendon Hartley was half a second back in the #8 Toyota just edging out the best effort of the #7 Toyota in third. The #4 ByKolles, which finished second in FP1 was back in fifth overall as Bruno Spengler got up to speed, 2:03.503 the best of the session.
FP2 came as confirmation reached the paddock that Algarve Pro would not race this weekend – see separate story – The class saw trouble for the #29 Racing Team Nederland Oreca, Frits van Eerd off the circuit at T13 and with front-right corner damage to the car.
Before that incident the car had set second fastest time in the session in the hands of Job van Uitert with a 2:03.978, six tenths back from the fastest effort in LMP2, Thomas Laurent’s 2:03.371 in the #36 Signatech Alpine, ahead of the ByKolles.
Paul di Resta would be third fastest in the class for the #22 United Autosports squad.
GTE-Pro saw a one-two for the factory Aston Martin Vantage GTEs.
Maxime Martin posted a 2:14.678 in the #97, over half a second quicker than Nicki Thiim in the sister #95. Next up, but over a second down on the #97 was Miguel Molina in the #71 AF Corse Ferrari 488 GTE Evo, Kevin Estre next up in the best of the Porsche 911 RSRs.
GTE Am saw the #56 Team Project 1 Porsche in the hands of Matteo Cairoli top the times, 2:16.991 ahead of the #54 AF Corse Ferrari of Giancarlo Fisichella and Matteo Cairoli in the #57 Project 1 Porsche.
