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Lausitz: Race results
Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap --- --------------------- --- -------------------------------- ---- ------------ --------- 1. Bruno Spengler CDN Mercedes-Benz Bank AMG 52 ...
Published: Jun 6, 2010, 7:03 PM
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Pos Driver Nat Team Laps Time Gap --- --------------------- --- -------------------------------- ---- ------------ --------- 1. Bruno Spengler CDN Mercedes-Benz Bank AMG 52 1:12:32.740 1:12:32.7 2. Paul di Resta SCO AMG Mercedes 52 1:12:37.282 04.542 3. Jamie Green GB Junge Sterne AMG Mercedes 52 1:12:38.063 05.323 4. Mike Rockenfeller D Audi Sport Team Phoenix 52 1:12:41.090 08.350 5. Gary Paffett GB Salzgitter AMG Mercedes 52 1:12:45.098 12.358 6. Martin Tomczyk D Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline 52 1:12:48.028 15.288 7. Susie Stoddart SCO TV-Spielfilm AMG Mercedes 52 1:12:49.845 17.105 8. Timo Scheider D Audi Sport Team Abt 52 1:12:59.170 26.430 9. Ralf Schumacher D Laureus AMG Mercedes 52 1:13:07.273 34.533 10. Markus Winkelhock D Audi Sport Team Rosberg 52 1:13:15.359 42.619 11. Oliver Jarvis GB Audi Sport Team Abt 52 1:13:20.299 47.559 12. Congfu Cheng CHN stern AMG Mercedes 52 1:13:21.458 48.718 13. Miguel Molina E Audi Sport Rookie Team Abt 52 1:13:35.059 1:02.319 14. Katherine Legge GB Audi Sport Team Rosberg 52 1:13:46.333 1:13.593 15. Maro Engel D GQ AMG Mercedes 52 1:13:50.136 1:17.396
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