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Pos Team Driver Aggregate time Gap To 1st --- ------------------- ------------------- --------------- ----------- ----------- 1. Great Britain Robbie Kerr 3:10.138 2. New Zealand ...

Published: Apr 14, 2007, 9:10 PM

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Pos Team                Driver               Aggregate time         Gap      To 1st
--- ------------------- ------------------- --------------- ----------- -----------
 1. Great Britain       Robbie Kerr                3:10.138
 2. New Zealand         Jonny Reid                 3:10.539       0.401       0.401
 3. USA                 Jonathan Summerton         3:10.800       0.261       0.662
 4. Germany             Nico Hülkenberg            3:11.053       0.253       0.915
 5. India               Narain Karthikeyan         3:11.183       0.130       1.045
 6. Switzerland         Sebastien Buemi            3:11.301       0.118       1.163
 7. France              Jean Karl Vernay           3:11.525       0.224       1.387
 8. Malaysia            Alex Yoong                 3:11.548       0.023       1.410
 9. Canada              Sean McIntosh              3:11.855       0.307       1.717
10. Italy               Enrico Toccacelo           3:12.023       0.168       1.885
11. South Africa        Alan Van Der Merwe         3:12.218       0.195       2.080
12. China               Congfu Cheng               3:12.294       0.076       2.156
13. Indonesia           Ananda Mikola              3:12.359       0.065       2.221
14. Netherlands         Renger Van Der Zand        3:12.426       0.067       2.288
15. Brazil              Vitor Meira                3:12.545       0.119       2.407
16. Mexico              Sergio Perez               3:13.621       1.076       3.483
17. Ireland             Richard Lyons              3:13.756       0.135       3.618
18. Portugal            Joao Urbano                3:13.782       0.026       3.644
19. Lebanon             Allam Khodair              3:13.818       0.036       3.680
20. Czech Republic      Filip Salaquadra           3:14.797       0.979       4.659
21. Australia           Ian Dyk                    3:15.341       0.544       5.203
22. Pakistan            Nur Ali                    3:18.801       3.460       8.663

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