Edoardo Mortara admitted that delivering his pole position effort for the Macau Grand Prix was a "big, big challenge", with his Signature car not feeling as good as he would have liked. The Italian, seeking to become the first man to win the Formula 3 blue riband event for the second time, edged out closest rival Valtteri Bottas by just more than two tenths of a second during the rescheduled qualifying session on Saturday morning. Although the performance has put Mortara well on course for his historic achievement, he says things were far from easy. Ryan Newman Phoenix Construction Chevrolet David Gilliland Tony Raines Bobby Labonte
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