After four preceding rounds using RaceRoom Racing Experience, which determined who would take part in the title-deciding race, 26 drivers lined up in identical Mercedes-AMG GT3 at the start of the qualifying session.
The 12.944-mile layout jettisoned the Grand Prix Circuit, meaning a full out lap needed to be completed before a timed attempt, creating a high-pressure scenario.
In the end, it was Kodi Nikola Latkovski who prevailed, setting a time over a second quicker than Diner in second, Leonard Karten in third and Philipp Drayss in fourth.
This was then followed immediately by a 60-minute race to decide the championship.
From the standing start, with the rear of the grid spreading around the final corner, it was Latkovski who heald the leading plunging down through Hatzenbach.
Karten and Drayss traded blows for the rest of the opening lap in a battle for third, which allowed the front two to pull clear of the slipstream.
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