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Oschersleben: Starting grid
Pos Driver Nat Team Time Notes --- --------------------- --- -------------------------------- --------- --------------- 1. Tom Kristensen DK Audi Sport Team Abt 1:21.352 2. Timo ...
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Pos Driver Nat Team Time Notes
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1. Tom Kristensen DK Audi Sport Team Abt 1:21.352
2. Timo Scheider D Audi Sport Team Abt 1:21.666
3. Martin Tomczyk D Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline 1:21.667
4. Mattias Ekstrom S Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline 1:21.873
5. Oliver Jarvis GB Audi Sport Team Phoenix 1:22.135
6. Bruno Spengler CDN Mercedes-Benz Bank AMG 1:22.249
7. Alexandre Premat F Audi Sport Team Phoenix 1:22.279
8. Mike Rockenfeller D Audi Sport Team Rosberg 1:22.298
9. Paul di Resta SCO AMG Mercedes 1:22.373
10. Jamie Green GB Salzgitter AMG Mercedes 1:22.405
11. Maro Engel D CQ AMG Mercedes 1:22.512
12. Gary Paffett GB Salzgitter AMG Mercedes 1:22.582
13. Markus Winkelhock D Audi Sport Team Rosberg 1:22.769
14. Ralf Schumacher D TRILUX AMG Mercedes 1:22.849
15. Katherine Legge GB Audi Sport Team Abt Lady Power 1:23.305
16. Mathias Lauda A stern AMG Mercedes 1:23.353
17. Susie Stoddart SCO TV-Spielfilm AMG Mercedes 1:23.431
18. Tomas Kostka CZ KOLLES Futurecom-TME 1:24.122
19. Johannes Seidlitz D KOLLES Futurecom-TME 1:25.212
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